The gas-powered engines of the Accord and the Camry are quite similar. However, the Honda’s smaller 1.5-litre Turbo engine generates 192 lb-ft of torque, whereas the Toyota’s 2.5-litre engine produces 184 lb-ft of torque.

How is more torque beneficial? Every time you step on the gas, you’ll feel more oomph as you jet off. Reaching your desired speed will feel effortless. Oh, and that steep incline coming up ahead? It will be easily summited by the Honda.

If you’re looking to save some money at the pump, look to the Honda Accord Hybrid and the Toyota Camry Hybrid. These fuel-sipping models offer exceptional fuel economy, helping limit your time at the gas station. The best part? Power isn’t compromised in either sedan; in fact, both sedans propel you forward with over 200 horsepower.

Once again, though, the Honda Accord’s 2-motor hybrid system grants 247 lb-ft of torque compared to the Toyota Camry’s 163 lb-ft of torque. With even more torque available, the Accord will offer ultimate engagement and dynamism. You may be left wanting more from the Camry.

The Toyota Camry is a comfortable car to drive, offering a variety of features to help you stay relaxed and reduce fatigue while behind the wheel. Ultimately, though, more room is found for all passengers inside the 2023 Honda Accord.

You and your crew can kick back, relax, and share up to 2,911 litres of space (102.8 cubic feet) in the Honda Accord. The seating appointments may be a bit cramped in the Toyota Camry, as it has less room available for your passengers.

You’ll also have more room in the trunk of the Accord to fit luggage, sporting equipment, or any other supplies you need to pack up in your car. That’s because it has 473 litres (16.7 cubic feet) of trunk space, while the Toyota Camry’s trunk has 428 litres (15.1 cubic feet) of cargo volume.

Extra space in the trunk will help you take out the guesswork that comes with packing away gear.

Both sedans are loaded with driver-assistive features that help you safely drive around the city and along the highway. In fact, Honda Sensing® and Toyota Safety Sense™ 2.5+ share a few systems in common, including:

The traffic sign recognition system in the Honda and Road Sign Assist in the Toyota also come standard. These features keep you in the know about posted road signs, like speed limit postings.

Still, only the Honda has a standard Traffic Jam Assist feature. This unique system helps the driver maintain lane position when traveling at slower speeds, such as in congested traffic. If necessary, it can even provide gentle steering support until the driver comes to a complete stop.

Without a comparable feature in the Toyota, you’ll have to stay sharp with your instincts in complex traffic situations, like bumper-to-bumper traffic.