With so many sedans on the market, narrowing down your choices to one or two top contenders seems like a difficult task. Gillman Honda of San Antonio helps your search by comparing the Ford Fusion and Honda Accord in San Antonio. Which car wins the match? Read on to see the impressive features the Accord offers that outperforms the Fusion.

If you want a sedan with options, the Honda Accord offers that and then some! Choose between a sedan or coupe bodystyle in the Honda Accord to suit your personality. The Ford Fusion only comes in a sedan bodystyle.

Drivers and passengers enjoy standard dual zone air conditioning with automatic temperature control to maintain your desired temperature in the Honda Accord. Dual zone air conditioning costs extra in the Ford Fusion and is not available on the Fusion S.

Both the Accord and Fusion offer rear vents for passenger comfort. The Accord Sedan EX/EX-L/Touring come with standard rear air conditioning vents for hot San Antonio days and heated vents for those few cold ones. The Fusion S does not offer rear air conditioning vents Ð only heat.

Fill-up less while driving through San Antonio in the Accord. The 4 cylinder auto Honda Accord gets 27 city and 36 highway MPG while the comparable 2.5 4 cylinder auto Fusion only gets 21 city and 32 highway MPG. *

The Honda Accord sedan comes with your choice of manual, automatic or continuously variable transmission (CVT). Choose the manual for faster acceleration or the CVT for improved fuel economy, no steps between gears and peak horsepower for maximum acceleration.

When evaluated side by side, its easy to see how the Accord in San Antonio leaves the Fusion in its dust. Stop by Gillman Honda of San Antonio today to learn more about the 2017 Honda Accord and take it for a spin around San Antonio to feel the power it delivers!

*Based on 2017 EPA mileage ratings. Use for comparison purposes only. Your mileage will vary depending on how you drive and maintain your vehicle, driving conditions and other factors.





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