2019 Honda Accord Hybrid consumer reviews

I am a big guy 6'2" 300 lbs and have plenty of room in the front and back of the car. Trunk is roomy. Drives very smooth. Advanced driving features are super nice. Does not get 48 mpg closer to 40

I have only had this car for three days, but I love everything about this car. Nice quiet ride; for the price I got a great value with many bells and whistles.

My Obsidian Blue Accord Hybrid is beautiful! I love the comfortable, roomy and quiet car. I can't wait to see how far I go without having to pump gas!

I still own my Camry hybrid, however my 2018 accord hybrid Touring model is a fun driving car. I average between 47- 51 around town and consistently 47 on the road. The safety features are great. The seats do sit a little low but that's not a problem for me at 6-2". Overall its a fun car to drive. Just a hint at the speed limit you will achieve the desired mileage and use the Econ and EV modes.

2019 Accord Hybrid Touring with 3700 miles. Very disappointing gas mileage, 38 mpg average compared with advertised 48 mpg! Touring came with no trunk carpet.

We have owned the 2019 Hybrid Accord for 3 months and have put 4,000 miles on it. We have averaged 37 mpg NOT the 48 that Honda alleges. This is doing both Highway/City trips. We live in PA so maybe that's the issue - it's been a cold 3 months that we have owned the car, but still - why is Honda allowed to falsely advertise mpg? Other than the mpg - the only other true complaint is that the front passenger seat is too low. It's ridiculous, but I can't see out the front window very well - I am only 5'2". This isn't a problem when driving because we have power adjustments that allow me to really raise the seat higher so I can see to drive! Other than these two issues - I would still recommend the car because I think it's a quality car; however, I absolutely want other prospective buyers to realize it is not getting anywhere close to the mpg advertised.

We liked everything about the car until we drove it to New Mexico. The best we could do on gas was 34 MPG, on a Hybrid that is well below average. The seats were too hard for a long trip. The dealership we used, Apple Tree Honda, had no desire to address our issues with the gas mileage performance.

I have driven 4000 miles on my 2019 Honda Accord Hybrid touring and am averaging 36.9 miles per gallon in flat, easy, highway driving. Honda claims 48 mpg for this vehicle. Dealership said many Honda Accord Hybrid owners experiencing similar fuel efficiency as me. Unset Honda! Separately the drivers seat is to low and I scrape my left foot on the drivers side door speaker when getting out of the car unless I make a conscious effort not to scrape my foot. I am 5’10” tall. I love the remote warmup feature of the car and the myriad of safety features. Wish the trunk would power open and close, the outside mirrors would fold, and the car included a spare tire. If these issues were addressed I would give the car 5 stars.

Not only does the Honda Accord Hybrid meet my expectations of a Honda's reliability, it is a comfortable sedan with a sleek design and plenty of leg room. I fell in love as soon as I sat in the drivers seat!

The interior and trunk are very spacious. Passengers in the front and back both have plenty of room at the same time-leg room, shoulder room, and head room. I drive for Uber and Lyft and have received many compliments on the interior quality and the trunk roominess. I love the Adaptive Cruise Control. I drove 30 miles in rush hour traffic and didn't touch the brakes once. For Uber/Lyft drivers, the huge screen in the middle of the dash is a bonus! My driver apps use Google maps that send mapping and directions to the big Honda screen. I love it!