I do find the trunk a bit odd in it's shape, the side foam seems to be encroaching on the cargo area making it look more narrow near the cabin.

Why are you so concerned about some interior fabric cover that means nothing in relation to the vehicles design. Being part of the truck, its in the most insignificant area possible. Even if you were trying to figure out size and dimensions it would still be insignificant. What would it being flat all the way though do for you? Enlighten us.Still looks a bit odd to me because the sides aren't flat all the way through, but it does show me the grocery bag hooks that were hidden in my image.
I doubt you need that space all the time which is rare for most people shopping in this segment but if that's you then you probably needed an SUV to begin with, hence the why its a utility vehicle. But if you can get away with roof top carriers, the Accord might still be an option for you.Costco trips, winter sports gear, etc needs every bit of trunk space available and sometimes things needs to go in sideways. But it's a hurdle you overcome when needed I suppose.
I haven't seen a wild Accord yet, but I'd imagine the side profile looks every bit as sleek as the images.
Often as soon as owners can get their hands on these that's when aftermarket parts makers do as well. So don't be surprised if you see parts makers reaching out to owners on communities such as this.Have to say that I'm glad the new Accord adopted more from the rear end of that concept than the front. Its definitely obvious from the styling of the new Accord however, that they were trying to do something unique with the grill/bumper set up for this generation. Wonder how long it'll be before we start to see aftermarket kits come to market.
Let me introduce to you the process of selling vehicles to hybrid customers if you think his concern isn't valid. :wink:Why are you so concerned about...