What is the difference between Honda Accord and Accord Euro?

The Honda accord LX has a 2.4L inline-4, which produces 177 horsepower at 6,500 RPM, and it is attached to a 5-speed manual transmission gearbox. The engine possesses a fuel economy of 23 miles per gallon for city and 32 for highway driving. Accord Euro has a wide track, a low center of gravity, improved rigidity, and a powerful 2.4L I-VTEC engine with 198 horsepower at a high revving 7,000 pm.

This communication occurs through either a 6-speed manual gearbox or a 5-speed automobile paddle shifter. Both cars offer 4 wheels anti-lock braking systems or all-disc brakes, but the Accord LX wears 16-inch alloy wheels, covered in 215/60 all-season tires, while the accord Euro boasts 225/50 rubbers enveloped on sportier 17-inch rims.

Accord LX weighs 3362 pounds, while the Euro weighs 3230 pounds. The LX is popular for its reliability, while the Euro is popular because it is fun to drive.

Both the Honda Accord and Accord Euro have Accord in their name, which would lead one to believe that they share the same features, but this is not true for these two cars. One difference between them is the markets that they are for. The Honda Accord is for the American market, while the Accord Euro is for the European and Australian markets. With the different markets, comes a different price tag that each car has. The Honda Accord is lower-priced, averaging at $21,000. The Accord Euro is more, with an average price of $34,000. The reason for this higher price is that the Euro is seen as a sports car.