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The 2018 Honda Accord was named the North American Car of the Year, as announced at the 2018 Detroit Auto Show. The 2018 Honda Accord beat out competitors like the Toyota Camry to earn this award, which is judged and awarded by a panel of 60 professional automotive writers. This is the third year in a row that a Honda model has been named the North American Car of the Year — and the Honda Accord’s specs and features demonstrate why this honor is well earned over worthy rivals like the Camry.
The Honda Sensing suite of technology provides innovative safety tech for Guam drivers, including:
While the 2018 Camry features Toyota Safety Sense it lacks the full set of safety capabilities of the Honda Sensing suite of features. Here’s a breakdown of what Honda Sensing has that Toyota Safety Sense doesn’t:
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On the performance front, the 2018 Accord boasts a modern set of efficient power for a well-balanced sedan experience. Here are some of the 2018 Accord’s specs:
The 2018 Camry features a 4-cylinder engine standard with additional options as you move further up the trim level hierarchy. In other words, you have to shell out more money to get better specs.
Test drive the 2018 Honda Accord today at Triple J Auto — recognized as the best place to buy cars on Guam — to see it in action for yourself. We think you’ll agree that the Accord strikes the right balance between performance, affordability, and interior comfort to earn the North American Car of the Year award.
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