2021 Honda Accord

While some automakers are struggling to provide wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connection for new models, Honda is putting the functionality in older ones.

IIHS has released its annual report cataloging the vehicles most likely to be stolen, and the list is again topped by not one, but two variants of the Dodge Charger.

To determine the Honda Accord’s core competencies and see where it falls short among competitors, we looked at Cars.com user reviews for the 2018-21 Accord and compared the feedback to Cars.com’s expert evaluations.

With minimal changes for 2022 other than a $100-$700 price increase, a 2021 Accord may be a better buy.

For drivers who refuse to jump on the SUV bandwagon, the list of available cars is dwindling at an alarming rate as automakers focus on classes that dominate the sales charts.

Vehicle service costs are unpredictable, but a new report from data analysis firm We Predict aims to add a little clarity.

IIHS has released its list of vehicles that qualify for either of its two awards, Top Safety Pick and Top Safety Pick Plus, for 2021.

Several auto manufacturers have improved their model-year 2021 headlight options by eliminating or updating inferior choices, earning such cars the Top Safety Pick Plus recommendation.

Honda’s popular Accord and Accord Hybrid roll into the 2021 model year with minor, but important, enhancements as well as refreshed front styling.