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Tue Feb 05, 2008 10:15 am
In Consumer Reports' recent evaluation of family midsized sedans, the Nissan Altima narrowly beat out the Honda Accord, becoming CR's top-rated midsize sedan in both four-cylinder and V-6 varieties.
The Honda Accord, redesigned for 2008, has been a standout among family sedans and easily outperformed the others in this segment that CR recently looked at. In testing the Accord in EX-L V-6 and four-cylinder LX-P trims, CR found it to be longer, wider and more powerful than the old model, and determined that it remains an excellent well-rounded sedan. But it's not as quick and doesn't get the fuel economy of the old model or the Altima in either configuration.
While the Honda Accord remains an excellent midsize sedan overall, gas mileage is not as good as that of the previous model or the redesigned Nissan Altima. The new Accord is larger than the outgoing model. It has a generous back seat and both four- and six-cylinder versions are more powerful than before. Stability control is now standard in all trim levels, and crash-test results are impressive. CR tested both a four-cylinder LX-P model and a six-cylinder EX-L. Reliability for the previous versions has been above average.