Guide and Manual

2012 Honda Accord Sedan Owners Manual Guide Pdf - In the crowded field of mid-size sedan, the Accord still managed to stand out on a test drive. Whether you choose the sedan or coupe, four-cylinder or V-6, the Accord offers a satisfactory overall The and is one of the better handling vehicle-in this class. Four-cylinder models are quite brave, and very smooth, you will not need a V-6 unless you are planning to transport people or goods.

Most buyers will find the Accord interior layout refreshing compared to rivals, at least from a distance. Last year Honda gave a fresh look and feel controls; Accord's rakish instrument panel looks great, but the placement of buttons and controls sometimes feel as if it was done more for style than ergonomics.

Interior space remains a strength for the Honda Accord. While the mid-size sedan by most eyes, it qualifies as a large car by the EPA - and the interior felt really great car for the driver and passenger accommodating. Front seats are comfortable and supportive, there are plenty of legroom in the rear, and a large trunk.

Accord is just as well equipped as any of its competitors, with a significant red flag: It can be frustrating if you want some important technological features, such as Bluetooth hands-free, but do not want to 'work.' While Honda has only to make a standard USB connector 2012 in the lineup, you still can not get the factory Bluetooth hands-free option unless you step up to all-of-the-line EX-L, with leather and navigation.