I owned a 2015 Mercedes C300 that I bought new in 2015. It replaced another 2015 that fell under the lemon law, and the new car came with an extended warranty that they threw in. Well, after four years of endless issues ... some minor and some serious ... I finally gave up. Two weeks ago the car had its instrument cluster replaced and tie rod ends replaced. On Monday I drove over to my local Honda dealer and drove away with a new 2019 Honda Accord EX-L with the 2.0 turbo and ten speed transmission. Color is Champagne Frost Pearl, and it is a sharp looking car.
I test drove a new Camry before buying the Accord ... and thought the Accord was quieter, had a roomier interior, had better feeling steering, and handled better. The Camry felt okay, but the Accord felt really planted. Only 100 miles on it so far, so too early to really do any in-depth road report.
My only complaint so far concerns the owners' manual. Pretty basic, with some of the worst illustrations I've ever seen in this type of manual. The index is very poorly done, and some of the explanations are barely adequate. I guess that's what the internet is for, which I've used more than the manual for information.
I test drove a new Camry before buying the Accord ... and thought the Accord was quieter, had a roomier interior, had better feeling steering, and handled better. The Camry felt okay, but the Accord felt really planted. Only 100 miles on it so far, so too early to really do any in-depth road report.
My only complaint so far concerns the owners' manual. Pretty basic, with some of the worst illustrations I've ever seen in this type of manual. The index is very poorly done, and some of the explanations are barely adequate. I guess that's what the internet is for, which I've used more than the manual for information.
