Honda Accord

The Honda Accord is a car the Japanese automaker Honda. The Accord opened for Honda 1976 new markets in the middle class and established the brand finally as an automobile manufacturer. The choice of name Accord was the intention underlying the relationship between man, society and the automobile in a harmonious "match" ( = engl. Accord ) to bring. In Japan, Honda used the Accord to advance with luxurious variations in the market the upper class. Over time the Accord was published under the name Honda Vigor, Ascot, Honda Rafaga and Honda Torneo.

Up to and including the fourth generation of the identical vehicle sold as Accord in Europe, Japan and North America. With the fifth generation of this development has been disconnected. Since the seventh generation of the smaller, offered in Europe version is also used for the Japanese market, so the Accord in this two sales areas now considered middle class vehicle in North America under the same name but a limited related larger model is sold. The Acura TSX is in turn based on the European version of the Accord.

Taking all under the name Accord models offered for sale together, then about 17.5 million cars have been sold since 1976. The Honda Accord is thus in the ranking of best-selling cars of all time in seventh place.

Generations

2nd generation (1981-1985)

3rd generation (1985-1989)

4th Generation (1989-1993)

5th generation (1993-1997)

6th generation (1997-2002)

7th generation (2002-2008)

8th generation (since 2008)