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The Honda Accord is a midsize sedan that offers a spacious interior, a stylish exterior, and a fun-to-drive character. For the 2025 model year, a new trim replaces the EX model and now features several black elements for a darker version of the Accord.
The gas-powered 2025 Honda Accord is available in two trims:
Among its peers in the midsize sedan segment, the Accord stands out for its spacious and comfortable interior and technological features. It is a well-rounded passenger car that combines various elements customers want in a midsize sedan.
The 2025 Honda Accord features a comfortable interior with a streamlined and clean look. It has a horizontal dashboard and a wide, honeycomb-style mesh strip. This two-row, five-seater midsize sedan comes with a spacious and practical cabin, featuring easy-to-reach and operate controls.
Both trims of the gas-powered 2025 Honda Accord have cloth-upholstered seats. The driver's seat in the LX trim has manual height adjustment, while the driver's seat in the SE offers a 10-way power adjustment. The LX trim has a fold-down rear seat with a center armrest, while the SE trim comes with a 60/40 split fold-down rear seat.
For child safety, the 2025 Honda Accord has child-proof rear door locks. It also features the LATCH system, which includes lower anchors on the outboard seats of the second row and tether anchors on all second-row seats.
The 2025 Honda Accord's trunk can hold 16.7 cubic feet of cargo. Its Itns are flat and wide for easy loading and unloading. The midsize sedan also offers plenty of interior storage, including cupholders, a storage compartment in the center console, and a glove compartment.
The 2025 Honda Accord LX has an automatic climate control system for passenger comfort. The SE trim features a dual-zone automatic climate control system and heated front seats. Convenience features include a self-opening trunk, a push-button start, and a tilt and telescopic steering column.
The 2025 Honda Accord has a contemporary fastback-inspired exterior featuring smooth contours and an aerodynamic body. Its front end features a sporty, hexagonal active shutter grille with a centrally positioned Honda emblem. Slim, full LED headlights flank the grille, featuring a sharper design with a more aggressive lighting pattern.
On the sides, the 2025 Honda Accord has character lines and a gently sloping roofline that transitions the trunk. The Accord features a subtle rear spoiler and integrated LED taillights at the back.
The SE trim incorporates various dark elements, including black window trim, black door mirrors, a black shark fin antenna, and a gloss-black B-pillar trim. It also has a one-touch power moonroof with a tilt feature.
The 2025 Honda Accord LX ridehasinch silver-painted alloy wheels, while the SE trim ridehasinch pewter-painted alloy wheels. Both trims have 225/50 R17 94V tires and a T135/90 D16 102M compact spare tire.
The 2025 Honda Accord is available in four exterior colors:
A responsive 1.5-liter 4-cylinder turbo engine with VTEC variable valve lift technology powers both the LX and SE. This inline-four all-aluminum engine generates 192 horsepower and 192 lb-ft of torque.
The engine sends power to the front wheels through a continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT) in the Accord. The CVT features Step-Shift programming, which simulates gear changes at full throttle. This allows the midsize sedan to provide a responsive drive and spirited acceleration.
The latest Accord features a well-tuned suspension that balances comfort and sportiness. The driver can choose between two dynamic driving modes: Econ and Normal.
Find a 2025 Honda Accord for sale in Winchester, VA, at CMA's Honda of Winchester. Drop by our dealership to learn more about the new Accord and discover its impressive features and capabilities.
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