2023 Honda Accord

Following a massive recall of nearly 1.7 million vehicles in early October, Honda is now recalling approximately 720,000 vehicles for a defective fuel pump.

Honda is recalling more than 303,000 Accord sedans and HR-V SUVs over faulty seat belts that may not restrain occupants in the event of a crash.

All seven model-year 2023 mid-size sedans that the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety assessed earned good crash-test ratings for the front seat, but only the Honda Accord scored a good rating for the back.

The 2023 Accord’s updates include a redesigned grille, updated LED lighting, a larger available 12.3-inch touchscreen, a smidge more rear legroom and better hybrid mpg.

Honda has announced its new Driver Coaching app, designed to help hone basic driving skills through the inescapable screen of a smartphone.

The 2023 Honda Accord received important safety updates in its latest redesign, and the improvements have paid dividends in the form of a Top Safety Pick+ award from the IIHS.

Newly redesigned for 2023, the latest Accord brings evolutionary rather than revolutionary developments, but they’re enough to ensure it will remain a solid choice.

The redesigned 2023 Honda Accord is better than its predecessor, though not by leaps and bounds, and remains one of the best choices in the dwindling mid-size sedan class.

Both the hybrid and gas-only 2023 Accord see updated styling, interior improvements and new safety features; however, only hybrid shoppers will find notable engine and tech upgrades.