Honda Accord Hybrid - Revision history

Silver Knight at 02:30, 23 December 2010

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	The Honda Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] was launched in 2005 and ended in 2007. EPA estimates are 25/34 mpg for city/highway driving. A real time mileage survey of more than [http://greenhybrid.com/compare/mileage/honda-accord.html 100 drivers] on [http://www.greenhybrid.com greenhybrid.com]confirms a blended average of 29.5 mpg. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] somewhat competes with the [[Toyota Camry Hybrid]]. The two vehicles are reflective of the differing objectives of each respective automaker. The Camry [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] is clearly made for economy rather than power and performance. It has just 147 [[HP]] but manages EPA estimates mpg of 38/40.		The '''Honda Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]]''' was launched in 2005 and ended in 2007. EPA estimates are 25/34 mpg for city/highway driving. A real time mileage survey of more than [http://greenhybrid.com/compare/mileage/honda-accord.html 100 drivers] on [http://www.greenhybrid.com greenhybrid.com]confirms a blended average of 29.5 mpg. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] somewhat competes with the [[Toyota Camry Hybrid]]. The two vehicles are reflective of the differing objectives of each respective automaker. The Camry [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] is clearly made for economy rather than power and performance. It has just 147 [[HP]] but manages EPA estimates mpg of 38/40.

	The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] makes 253 [[HP]] from a 3.0L [[V6]] derived from the regular seventh-generation Accord and an electric motor with [[Integrated Motor Assist (IMA)]]™. Performance bests that of the naturally aspirated [[V6]] Accords. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] can shut off 3 of the 6 cylinders under certain conditions for better fuel economy, a technology that Honda calls [[Variable Cylinder Management]] (VCM)™.		The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] makes 253 [[HP]] from a 3.0L [[V6]] derived from the regular seventh-generation Accord and an electric motor with [[Integrated Motor Assist (IMA)]]™. Performance bests that of the naturally aspirated [[V6]] Accords. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] can shut off 3 of the 6 cylinders under certain conditions for better fuel economy, a technology that Honda calls [[Variable Cylinder Management]] (VCM)™.

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	The Honda Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] was launched in 2005. EPA estimates are 25/34 mpg for city/highway driving. A real time mileage survey of more than [http://greenhybrid.com/compare/mileage/honda-accord.html 100 drivers] on [http://www.greenhybrid.com greenhybrid.com]confirms a blended average of 29.5 mpg. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] somewhat competes with the [[Toyota Camry Hybrid]]. The two vehicles are reflective of the differing objectives of each respective automaker. The Camry [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] is clearly made for economy rather than power and performance. It has just 147 [[HP]] but manages EPA estimates mpg of 38/40.		The Honda Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] was launched in 2005 and ended in 2007. EPA estimates are 25/34 mpg for city/highway driving. A real time mileage survey of more than [http://greenhybrid.com/compare/mileage/honda-accord.html 100 drivers] on [http://www.greenhybrid.com greenhybrid.com]confirms a blended average of 29.5 mpg. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] somewhat competes with the [[Toyota Camry Hybrid]]. The two vehicles are reflective of the differing objectives of each respective automaker. The Camry [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] is clearly made for economy rather than power and performance. It has just 147 [[HP]] but manages EPA estimates mpg of 38/40.

	The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] makes 253 [[HP]] from a 3.0L [[V6]] derived from the regular seventh-generation Accord and an electric motor with [[Integrated Motor Assist (IMA)]]™. Performance bests that of the naturally aspirated [[V6]] Accords. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] can shut off 3 of the 6 cylinders under certain conditions for better fuel economy, a technology that Honda calls [[Variable Cylinder Management]] (VCM)™.		The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] makes 253 [[HP]] from a 3.0L [[V6]] derived from the regular seventh-generation Accord and an electric motor with [[Integrated Motor Assist (IMA)]]™. Performance bests that of the naturally aspirated [[V6]] Accords. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] can shut off 3 of the 6 cylinders under certain conditions for better fuel economy, a technology that Honda calls [[Variable Cylinder Management]] (VCM)™.

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	*[http://www.steelcitysfinest.com/HondaAccordAd.htm Famous Honda Accord - The Cog - TV Advert]		*[http://www.steelcitysfinest.com/HondaAccordAd.htm Famous Honda Accord - The Cog - TV Advert]
	*[http://www.carsdirect.com/research/honda/accord/2006/24_vp/reviews Honda Accord Review Summaries]		*[http://www.carsdirect.com/research/honda/accord/2006/24_vp/reviews Honda Accord Review Summaries]
			*[http://www.jbcarpages.com/honda/accord/ Honda Accord Reviews]

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	The Honda Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] was launched in 2005. EPA estimates are 25/34 mpg for city/highway driving. A real time mileage survey of more than [http://greenhybrid.com/compare/mileage/honda-accord.html 100 drivers] on [http://www.greenhybrid.com greenhybrid.com]confirms a blended average of 29.5 mpg. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] somewhat competes with the [[Toyota Camry Hybrid]]. The two vehicles are reflective of the differing objectives of each respective automaker. The Camry [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] is clearly made for economy rather than power and performance. It has just 147 [[HP]] but manages EPA estimates mpg of 38/40.		The Honda Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] was launched in 2005. EPA estimates are 25/34 mpg for city/highway driving. A real time mileage survey of more than [http://greenhybrid.com/compare/mileage/honda-accord.html 100 drivers] on [http://www.greenhybrid.com greenhybrid.com]confirms a blended average of 29.5 mpg. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] somewhat competes with the [[Toyota Camry Hybrid]]. The two vehicles are reflective of the differing objectives of each respective automaker. The Camry [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] is clearly made for economy rather than power and performance. It has just 147 [[HP]] but manages EPA estimates mpg of 38/40.

	The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] makes 253 [[HP]] from a 3.0L [[V6]] derived from the ~~[[Honda Odyssey]] minivan~~ and an electric motor with [[Integrated Motor Assist (IMA)]]™. Performance bests that of the naturally aspirated [[V6]] Accords. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] can shut off 3 of the 6 cylinders under certain conditions for better fuel economy, a technology that Honda calls [[Variable Cylinder Management]] (VCM)™.		The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] makes 253 [[HP]] from a 3.0L [[V6]] derived from the regular seventh-generation Accord and an electric motor with [[Integrated Motor Assist (IMA)]]™. Performance bests that of the naturally aspirated [[V6]] Accords. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] can shut off 3 of the 6 cylinders under certain conditions for better fuel economy, a technology that Honda calls [[Variable Cylinder Management]] (VCM)™.

	See WikiCars' comprehensive [[Honda Accord Hybrid Review\|'''Honda Accord Hybrid Review''']].		See WikiCars' comprehensive [[Honda Accord Hybrid Review\|'''Honda Accord Hybrid Review''']].

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Resale Values

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	==Resale Values==		==Resale Values==

			January 5, 2008: Purchased a pre-owned 2005 Honda Accord Hybrid for $17,000 with 33,500 miles on the odometer and no navigation. This price is comparable to non hybrid V6 Leather Accord listings in the area (Long Island - Coram, NY)

	==Criticisms==		==Criticisms==

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	The Honda Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] was launched in 2005. EPA estimates are 25/34 mpg for city/highway driving. A real time mileage survey of more than [http://greenhybrid.com/compare/mileage/honda-accord.html 75 drivers] on [http://www.greenhybrid.com greenhybrid.com]confirms a blended average of 30 mpg. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] somewhat competes with the [[Toyota Camry Hybrid]]. The two vehicles are reflective of the differing objectives of each respective automaker. The Camry [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] is clearly made for economy rather than power and performance. It has just 147 [[HP]] but manages EPA estimates mpg of 38/40.		The Honda Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] was launched in 2005. EPA estimates are 25/34 mpg for city/highway driving. A real time mileage survey of more than [http://greenhybrid.com/compare/mileage/honda-accord.html 100 drivers] on [http://www.greenhybrid.com greenhybrid.com]confirms a blended average of 29.5 mpg. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] somewhat competes with the [[Toyota Camry Hybrid]]. The two vehicles are reflective of the differing objectives of each respective automaker. The Camry [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] is clearly made for economy rather than power and performance. It has just 147 [[HP]] but manages EPA estimates mpg of 38/40.

	The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] makes 253 [[HP]] from a 3.0L [[V6]] derived from the [[Honda Odyssey]] minivan and an electric motor with [[Integrated Motor Assist (IMA)]]™. Performance bests that of the naturally aspirated [[V6]] Accords. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] can shut off 3 of the 6 cylinders under certain conditions for better fuel economy, a technology that Honda calls [[Variable Cylinder Management]] (VCM)™.		The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] makes 253 [[HP]] from a 3.0L [[V6]] derived from the [[Honda Odyssey]] minivan and an electric motor with [[Integrated Motor Assist (IMA)]]™. Performance bests that of the naturally aspirated [[V6]] Accords. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] can shut off 3 of the 6 cylinders under certain conditions for better fuel economy, a technology that Honda calls [[Variable Cylinder Management]] (VCM)™.

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Awards

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	* Edmunds.com "Top Ten Most Fuel-Efficient Cars" for 2005		* Edmunds.com "Top Ten Most Fuel-Efficient Cars" for 2005
	* Kiplinger's Best Fuel Economy [http://automobiles.honda.com/models/model_overview.asp?ModelName=Accord+Hybrid 2006]		* Kiplinger's Best Fuel Economy [http://automobiles.honda.com/models/model_overview.asp?ModelName=Accord+Hybrid 2006]

			{{Honda}}

	==External Links==		==External Links==

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Resale Values

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	==Resale Values==		==Resale Values==
	~~'''Kelley Blue Book''' offers a range of resale value information, with mileage and equipment levels factored [http://www.kbb.com/ in].~~

	==Criticisms==		==Criticisms==

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Criticisms

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	==Criticisms==		==Criticisms==
	Fuel economy gains? What fuel economy gains? You won't really notice any if you compare values from 4 cylinder models.		Fuel economy gains? What fuel economy gains? You won't really notice any if you compare EPA values from 4 cylinder models.

	==Current Generation: (2005–present)==		==Current Generation: (2005–present)==

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	This page uses content from Wikipedia; see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_Accord_Hybrid Honda Accord Hybrid], which includes these [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Honda_Accord_Hybrid&action=history contributors].		This page uses content from Wikipedia; see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_Accord_Hybrid Honda Accord Hybrid], which includes these [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Honda_Accord_Hybrid&action=history contributors].


			[[Category:Current Models]]

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	The Honda Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] was launched in 2005 and ended in 2007. EPA estimates are 25/34 mpg for city/highway driving. A real time mileage survey of more than [http://greenhybrid.com/compare/mileage/honda-accord.html 100 drivers] on [http://www.greenhybrid.com greenhybrid.com]confirms a blended average of 29.5 mpg. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] somewhat competes with the [[Toyota Camry Hybrid]]. The two vehicles are reflective of the differing objectives of each respective automaker. The Camry [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] is clearly made for economy rather than power and performance. It has just 147 [[HP]] but manages EPA estimates mpg of 38/40.		The '''Honda Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]]''' was launched in 2005 and ended in 2007. EPA estimates are 25/34 mpg for city/highway driving. A real time mileage survey of more than [http://greenhybrid.com/compare/mileage/honda-accord.html 100 drivers] on [http://www.greenhybrid.com greenhybrid.com]confirms a blended average of 29.5 mpg. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] somewhat competes with the [[Toyota Camry Hybrid]]. The two vehicles are reflective of the differing objectives of each respective automaker. The Camry [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] is clearly made for economy rather than power and performance. It has just 147 [[HP]] but manages EPA estimates mpg of 38/40.

	The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] makes 253 [[HP]] from a 3.0L [[V6]] derived from the regular seventh-generation Accord and an electric motor with [[Integrated Motor Assist (IMA)]]™. Performance bests that of the naturally aspirated [[V6]] Accords. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] can shut off 3 of the 6 cylinders under certain conditions for better fuel economy, a technology that Honda calls [[Variable Cylinder Management]] (VCM)™.		The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] makes 253 [[HP]] from a 3.0L [[V6]] derived from the regular seventh-generation Accord and an electric motor with [[Integrated Motor Assist (IMA)]]™. Performance bests that of the naturally aspirated [[V6]] Accords. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] can shut off 3 of the 6 cylinders under certain conditions for better fuel economy, a technology that Honda calls [[Variable Cylinder Management]] (VCM)™.

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	The Honda Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] was launched in 2005. EPA estimates are 25/34 mpg for city/highway driving. A real time mileage survey of more than [http://greenhybrid.com/compare/mileage/honda-accord.html 100 drivers] on [http://www.greenhybrid.com greenhybrid.com]confirms a blended average of 29.5 mpg. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] somewhat competes with the [[Toyota Camry Hybrid]]. The two vehicles are reflective of the differing objectives of each respective automaker. The Camry [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] is clearly made for economy rather than power and performance. It has just 147 [[HP]] but manages EPA estimates mpg of 38/40.		The Honda Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] was launched in 2005 and ended in 2007. EPA estimates are 25/34 mpg for city/highway driving. A real time mileage survey of more than [http://greenhybrid.com/compare/mileage/honda-accord.html 100 drivers] on [http://www.greenhybrid.com greenhybrid.com]confirms a blended average of 29.5 mpg. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] somewhat competes with the [[Toyota Camry Hybrid]]. The two vehicles are reflective of the differing objectives of each respective automaker. The Camry [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] is clearly made for economy rather than power and performance. It has just 147 [[HP]] but manages EPA estimates mpg of 38/40.

	The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] makes 253 [[HP]] from a 3.0L [[V6]] derived from the regular seventh-generation Accord and an electric motor with [[Integrated Motor Assist (IMA)]]™. Performance bests that of the naturally aspirated [[V6]] Accords. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] can shut off 3 of the 6 cylinders under certain conditions for better fuel economy, a technology that Honda calls [[Variable Cylinder Management]] (VCM)™.		The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] makes 253 [[HP]] from a 3.0L [[V6]] derived from the regular seventh-generation Accord and an electric motor with [[Integrated Motor Assist (IMA)]]™. Performance bests that of the naturally aspirated [[V6]] Accords. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] can shut off 3 of the 6 cylinders under certain conditions for better fuel economy, a technology that Honda calls [[Variable Cylinder Management]] (VCM)™.

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	The Honda Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] was launched in 2005. EPA estimates are 25/34 mpg for city/highway driving. A real time mileage survey of more than [http://greenhybrid.com/compare/mileage/honda-accord.html 100 drivers] on [http://www.greenhybrid.com greenhybrid.com]confirms a blended average of 29.5 mpg. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] somewhat competes with the [[Toyota Camry Hybrid]]. The two vehicles are reflective of the differing objectives of each respective automaker. The Camry [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] is clearly made for economy rather than power and performance. It has just 147 [[HP]] but manages EPA estimates mpg of 38/40.		The Honda Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] was launched in 2005. EPA estimates are 25/34 mpg for city/highway driving. A real time mileage survey of more than [http://greenhybrid.com/compare/mileage/honda-accord.html 100 drivers] on [http://www.greenhybrid.com greenhybrid.com]confirms a blended average of 29.5 mpg. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] somewhat competes with the [[Toyota Camry Hybrid]]. The two vehicles are reflective of the differing objectives of each respective automaker. The Camry [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] is clearly made for economy rather than power and performance. It has just 147 [[HP]] but manages EPA estimates mpg of 38/40.

	The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] makes 253 [[HP]] from a 3.0L [[V6]] derived from the ~~[[Honda Odyssey]] minivan~~ and an electric motor with [[Integrated Motor Assist (IMA)]]™. Performance bests that of the naturally aspirated [[V6]] Accords. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] can shut off 3 of the 6 cylinders under certain conditions for better fuel economy, a technology that Honda calls [[Variable Cylinder Management]] (VCM)™.		The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] makes 253 [[HP]] from a 3.0L [[V6]] derived from the regular seventh-generation Accord and an electric motor with [[Integrated Motor Assist (IMA)]]™. Performance bests that of the naturally aspirated [[V6]] Accords. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] can shut off 3 of the 6 cylinders under certain conditions for better fuel economy, a technology that Honda calls [[Variable Cylinder Management]] (VCM)™.

	See WikiCars' comprehensive [[Honda Accord Hybrid Review\|'''Honda Accord Hybrid Review''']].		See WikiCars' comprehensive [[Honda Accord Hybrid Review\|'''Honda Accord Hybrid Review''']].

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	The Honda Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] was launched in 2005. EPA estimates are 25/34 mpg for city/highway driving. A real time mileage survey of more than [http://greenhybrid.com/compare/mileage/honda-accord.html 75 drivers] on [http://www.greenhybrid.com greenhybrid.com]confirms a blended average of 30 mpg. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] somewhat competes with the [[Toyota Camry Hybrid]]. The two vehicles are reflective of the differing objectives of each respective automaker. The Camry [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] is clearly made for economy rather than power and performance. It has just 147 [[HP]] but manages EPA estimates mpg of 38/40.		The Honda Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] was launched in 2005. EPA estimates are 25/34 mpg for city/highway driving. A real time mileage survey of more than [http://greenhybrid.com/compare/mileage/honda-accord.html 100 drivers] on [http://www.greenhybrid.com greenhybrid.com]confirms a blended average of 29.5 mpg. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] somewhat competes with the [[Toyota Camry Hybrid]]. The two vehicles are reflective of the differing objectives of each respective automaker. The Camry [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] is clearly made for economy rather than power and performance. It has just 147 [[HP]] but manages EPA estimates mpg of 38/40.

	The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] makes 253 [[HP]] from a 3.0L [[V6]] derived from the [[Honda Odyssey]] minivan and an electric motor with [[Integrated Motor Assist (IMA)]]™. Performance bests that of the naturally aspirated [[V6]] Accords. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] can shut off 3 of the 6 cylinders under certain conditions for better fuel economy, a technology that Honda calls [[Variable Cylinder Management]] (VCM)™.		The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] makes 253 [[HP]] from a 3.0L [[V6]] derived from the [[Honda Odyssey]] minivan and an electric motor with [[Integrated Motor Assist (IMA)]]™. Performance bests that of the naturally aspirated [[V6]] Accords. The Accord [[Hybrid Cars\|Hybrid]] can shut off 3 of the 6 cylinders under certain conditions for better fuel economy, a technology that Honda calls [[Variable Cylinder Management]] (VCM)™.