Having grown to incorporate 106 cubic feet of passenger space, the 2010 Honda Accord Sedan is now classified as a full-sized vehicle. It received a complete redesign in 2008 one that it still proudly shows off. However, it has also been refined further, made larger and fitted with various extra, luxurious amenities. 5 full-grown passengers will ride in complete style and comfort. They will also enjoy 14 cubic feet of cargo capacity in the trunk space (about the class average). The new Accord is surprisingly sleek and definitely boasts an impressive list of modern technologies for safety and comfort combined. Dealer invoice pricing begins just below $20,000 for base, stripped-down models.

Sharp-angled tail lights, beautifully sculpted panels and big, bright-shining wraparound headlights make the sedan version of the 2010 Honda Accord look ready to pounce, despite its considerable size. There are 6 separate trim levels and your choice between three engines for each of them. 2 of the 3 engines are 4-cylinders and one a V6. The base engine is a 2.4L MPFI DOHC i-VTEC 16-valve I4 with a Drive-by-Wire throttle direct ignition system. It generates an impressive and respectable 177 horses and 161 lb-ft of mid-rev torque. EPA fuel economy estimates are reported at 21/31 mpg urban/rural. A 5-speed manual gearbox is standard equipment as well. In addition, a double-wishbone style frontal suspension system works in conjunction with a multi-link fully independent rear suspension system, and power ventilated brakes, to produce a high-quality, firm, yet comfortable ride.

If you want more power from your new 2010 Accord from Honda, opt for the 3.5L 268hp V6 that features the Honda system for Variable Cylinder Management. A V4-like EPA efficiency rating of 19/29 mpg city/highway has been issued. Up to 3 separate cylinders are able to be shut down during light driving conditions. There is no option for the manual tranny here though. Somewhat strangely, especially for today's market conditions, there is no hybrid version of the new Accord Sedan available. You can however still enjoy the impressive efficiency with which these new gas-powered Hondas operate.

Since 1976, the Accord has been setting new standards for the entire automotive industry especially in terms of safety. In addition, the 2010 Honda Accord sedan is the culmination of the Accord's staggering reputation for quality, dependability and overall customer satisfaction. This year, standard safety features include 2-staged, 2-threshold frantal airbags (plus loads of others); electronic brake force distribution (EBD), ACE body structure design standards, VSA (vehicle stability assist), a passenger-side occupant position detector, LATCH child safety seats and 3-point safety belts just to name several. Family people everywhere owe it to themselves to at least consider the value presented by the new Honda Accord sedan.