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Yes, but I'd say the old Accord is still closer to a new Civic than a new Accord. For example: 1990 Accord (source: https://hondanews.com/en-US/honda-automobil
by decafninja 5y ago
Yes, but I'd say the old Accord is still closer to a new Civic than a new Accord. For example:
1990 Accord (source: https://hondanews.com/en-US/honda-automobiles/releases/release-1736b29dbfc20d6e1e8068004c34ca83-1990-honda-accord-specifications https://hondanews.com/en-US/honda-automobiles/releases/relea...)
Legroom 42.6/34.3
Hiproom 52.4/52.4
Shoulder: 54.8/54.8
Passenger volume: 93 cu ft
Cargo volume: 14.4 cu ft
2022 Civic (source: https://owners.honda.com/vehicles/information/2002/Civic-Sedan/specs#mid^ES1612PW https://owners.honda.com/vehicles/information/2002/Civic-Sed...)
Legroom: 42.2/36
Hiproom: 51.2/49.8
Shoulder: 52.6/52
Passenger volume: 91.4 cu ft
Cargo volume: 12.9 cu ft
2021 Honda Accord (source: )
Legroom: 42.3/40.4
Hiproom: 55.3/55
Shoulder: 58.3/56.5
Passenger volume: 102.7 cu ft
Cargo volume: 16.7 cu ft
Though granted - too lazy to do the calculations right now, but I imagine a 1990 Honda Accord might be priced closer to a 2002 Honda Civic than Accord too.