2019 Honda Accord Hybrid consumer reviews

Great car. Reliable, comfortable, and quiet with great features. Doesn't get the advertised gas mileage, but otherwise it's an excellent car. Really like the 2019 body style!

I bought the Hybrid EX in Pennsylvania in January, and found the gas mileage was in the range of 37-40 mpg. As the weather became warmer, the current mileage increased to 43-44 mpg, which is pretty much what I expected. I had owned a Camry Hybrid in the past, and found that mileage figures were about 3-5 mpg lower than advertised. I do like the driving experience in pretty much every other area; seats are low--this is true, but I am already used to this position. I am pretty happy with the purchase, based on my own gas mileage expectations. I do wish it had a full 16 gallon tank though. The range of this car should be considerably more than 430 miles before deciding to fill up. I was getting about 550 in the 2016 Camry Hybrid.

I love everything about the car. I do wish it came in more colors but it is very sleek and stylish. It's full of convenient features and drives so smooth. I test drove a few cars and even some from other car makers but the Accord just outshone them all.

I drive this car as easy as anyone could and it gets 40mpg. Nowhere even close to the advertised 48mpg. This seems like a common complaint and I’m not sure how they get away with it. Class-action suit anyone? Honda has lost my trust and I will not be a long term customer.

This "Hybrid" car gets 34 mpg highway and worse in the city. I bought it because Honda said it gets 48 mpg. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS CAR. You will have the repair expense of an electric motor and a $2,000 battery that actually takes mpg away from the gas engine. My 2016 accord I traded in was not a hybrid and got close to 40 mpg.

I like the car, but we are consistently getting about 37.2 mpg, nothing close to the 48 promised by Honda. I would not have purchased this car had I known... calling the dealer to complain. I have read that a lot of people are having this issue. Perhaps we need to have a class action lawsuit against Honda if they won't address the issue.

This is a large car and it really gets 50 mpg regularly. Not every drive, but very often. If your drive is mainly uphill or if your commute is full of people cutting you off, then you may only get 45 mpg or so. I didn’t expect it to be this good.

Dont know why I have to pay more for signal lights on mirrors, the brake handles on steering wheel, plus is useless the minus work well, gas engine noisy when on,

We wanted a hybrid with good rear seat legroom (yes!), sunroof and motorized lumbar support (yes!) even 2 way memory on driver seat settings (bonus!). It's great, and was comfortable for our family of 4 on a road trip (I'm 5'10" and 2 males 6 feet tall). But we were puzzled and disappointed in the gas milage. After 3 months, it's sitting at 35.6 miles per gallon. Why did we pay for a hybrid -- ostensibly the best one out there -- and end up with weak MPG? Super disappointing, and yes, the dealer had nothing to say other than we could come trade it in for something else. Come on folks, class action lawsuit? False advertising for sure.

Excellent. This is my third Hybrid and this model is spectacular. The color the improvements made on this model are great. I am very happy that I went in today.