2015 Honda Accord Hybrid consumer reviews

I've put 40,000 miles on my Accord Hybrid in 2 years and it drives today like it did when new. I get great mileage (about 44mpg, I think...) and just love the way it drives and handles. Very comfortable, it meets all my needs. The ONLY thing I'll knock it down just one notch in the "pereformance" category for is the CVT transmission, I just don't like CVT transmissions, never have and probably never will. My wife doesn't notice or mind it...and I must say it is far less obtrusive if you use the Cruise Control...

Love this car. Handles well and gets great mileage. 47 mpg yesterday. Also love the hubcaps and the way it looks.

This vehicle provides features that add to comfort and performance. However, actual MPG is lower than advertised, even when driven at ideal conditions. Best MPG 45.

I am averaging 60-72 mpg's!!!! Also, it has a very luxurious feel and look to it!!! This, by far, is my favorite car of all time!!!

I have only had my car for 3 weeks and it's sounding very loud. I enjoy all other aspects of the car. Very cost efficient

this is a very surprisiong car and a great value; what a fuel saver. Extremely smooth to drive; quite comfortable. Roomy yet handles well; kinda sporty. Very happy with this.

My Honda Accord Hybrid is comfortable. It rides well and not stiff like the Accords I drove in the past. The inside is well designed and the technology is easy to use. The side camera shows the side lane of the car when I am making a right turn (passenger side). This is a wonderful safety feature along with the backup camera. The sound system is easy to use and links easily with my I-phone giving me the ability to play my music and make handsfree cell phone calls. The truck although smaller because of the batteries - has been adequate. The best news is the MPG. I have about 4,000 miles on my Accord Hybrid. I am averaging about 43 MPG. Most of my driving is up/down hills back roads. I average 45 MPG on my 20 mile commute on back roads. The MPG has been as high as 65 MPG and as low as 34 MPG on a short cold up hill trip. The trick to getting this kind of MPG is learning how to drive the car using the potential gas saving to the max. There is a feature that rates your driving and also features that help you to learn. Overall I give my 1995 Honda Accord Hybrid a high 5 star rating. That says a lot since I am a picky and very practical person. One last thing - just because this is a hybrid doesn't mean that it doesn't have the pickup-n-go. Even in ECO mode (there is a sports/aggressive move) - the car has no problems launching out in traffic or leaving a bothersome tailgater in the dust. It is a fun car to drive.

I bought a 2015 Hyundai Sante Fe 2.OT Limited, fully loaded. Okay, I liked it a lot but the gas mileage was very poor and though it had some great features, it was not exactly what we thought we wanted. We had a CRV previous to that but a very different car so Honda gave me what I paid for it and I got the Honda Accord Hybrid Touring sedan. My first car was a Honda Accord and since then have bought five of them this being the sixth. I wish they would take a cue from Hyundai and add lane changing warning, an easier to use phone system but overall I love this car.

The gas mileage is no where near what Honda advertises, best combined I've gotten is 34 MPG. HWG does do around 46 MPG, City is terrible. I bought the fully loaded one, or so I thought. The driver memory doesn't remember the side mirror settings only the driver seat position. The NAV thinks I'm in a different state constantly. Worse car ever owned.

My recent purchase of the 2015 Honda Accord hybrid is one of the purchases we have made. I strongly recommend this vehicle.