Sportier styling for all-new Honda Accord
Honda is launching an all-new Accord.</p><p> The Honda Accord saloon goes on sale in June.</p><p> And the Accord Tourer estate follows in September.</p><p> The new Honda Accord is wider and lower than the current model. Aggressively flared wheel arches, a wider road stance and deep front spoiler give the Accord a sportier presence. </p><p> A new generation diesel engine, called i-DTEC, will be one of three engines powering the new Accord. The new i-DTEC is more powerful, while its emissions are cleaner than the current 2.2-litre diesel engine.</p><p> The other two engines are petrol units. Both the 2.0-litre i-VTEC and 2.4-litre i-VTEC engines are more powerful than the engines they replace, while also being cleaner and more fuel efficient.</p><p> A fourth diesel i-DTEC engine - said to have 'superclean' emissions - arrives in September. The first Accord diesel auto will be launched early in 2009.</p><p> Anti-skid VSA is standard on all models, while a variety of active safety features - such as CMBS Collision Mitigation Braking System - will also be available. A more user-friendly Hands-Free Telephone system is also promised.</p><p>

Honda is launching an all-new Accord.
The Honda Accord saloon goes on sale in June.
And the Accord Tourer estate follows in September.
The new Honda Accord is wider and lower than the current model. Aggressively flared wheel arches, a wider road stance and deep front spoiler give the Accord a sportier presence.
A new generation diesel engine, called i-DTEC, will be one of three engines powering the new Accord. The new i-DTEC is more powerful, while its emissions are cleaner than the current 2.2-litre diesel engine.
The other two engines are petrol units. Both the 2.0-litre i-VTEC and 2.4-litre i-VTEC engines are more powerful than the engines they replace, while also being cleaner and more fuel efficient.
A fourth diesel i-DTEC engine – said to have ‘superclean’ emissions – arrives in September. The first Accord diesel auto will be launched early in 2009.












