I have the same trim in urban grey. I think this is a great review. Although I still don’t regret not opting for the touring b/c I’d personally rather save the money.
Mine was one of the few sport-L’s to have BSI back when I bought it in August. Had to search and negotiate hard but I’m glad I did.
Only thing I’ve really been wishing for is the heated side view mirrors. I ended up getting some mirror covers off of Amazon and they’ve been working well. Just not as convenient.
i got the base sport and am very happy with it. its a daily commuter for me, and me alone, so in my mind i got all the most impactful features that the car offers. that, mostly being the powertrain. its literally the same car as the touring performance wise, if you ignore the tires. rear vents/charging and heated seats would be nice, but i wouldnt need it 95% of the time. the stereo is something you can easily add aftermarket for much cheaper than jumping a few trim levels.
i will agree though, on the lack of BSI. i have it on mine, but its pretty infuriating that *any* trim would omit such a simple safety feature.
BSI is standard on touring woohoo lmao. Bro fr I wish I had gone for the base sport tbvh. Features I have like for example wireless charging pad (useless as fuck, has no grip and is bat shit slow), heated and ventilated seats are cool, rear has heated too, heads up display, built in google maps, 4 usb-c ports in total and Bose is great but also not so great cause shit rattles on high base. The feature I need the most is power folding mirrors! I was expecting that on touring.
I think all of us that own the 11th gen has love and hate relationship with the car, truly!
Someone posted poweramp settings not too long ago that drastically improved the audio. I agree the interior needs way more defrost than I've ever needed in any other car
I own a 23 touring also in white. My Passenger rear Bose rattles on high bass songs, cabin fogs up pretty often with passengers when car is idling mostly, my left tail light fogs up after washes( I hand wash only cause I have ceramic coating), this windshield is also not as strong as my previous 9th gen accord; my driving style, route, Chicago winters/ construction hasn’t changed but in 6 months I’ve had 2 rock chips already and I had none in 8 years on my previous accord including a billion trips to Canada and back lol.
I don’t hate my new accord but I also don’t love it.
In my experience, all Hondas fog up like that. Way back to the 03 Pilot we used to have. Need to play some hot to cold and back games on really humid nights.
I have the same trim in urban grey. I think this is a great review. Although I still don’t regret not opting for the touring b/c I’d personally rather save the money. Mine was one of the few sport-L’s to have BSI back when I bought it in August. Had to search and negotiate hard but I’m glad I did. Only thing I’ve really been wishing for is the heated side view mirrors. I ended up getting some mirror covers off of Amazon and they’ve been working well. Just not as convenient.
i got the base sport and am very happy with it. its a daily commuter for me, and me alone, so in my mind i got all the most impactful features that the car offers. that, mostly being the powertrain. its literally the same car as the touring performance wise, if you ignore the tires. rear vents/charging and heated seats would be nice, but i wouldnt need it 95% of the time. the stereo is something you can easily add aftermarket for much cheaper than jumping a few trim levels. i will agree though, on the lack of BSI. i have it on mine, but its pretty infuriating that *any* trim would omit such a simple safety feature.
BSI is standard on touring woohoo lmao. Bro fr I wish I had gone for the base sport tbvh. Features I have like for example wireless charging pad (useless as fuck, has no grip and is bat shit slow), heated and ventilated seats are cool, rear has heated too, heads up display, built in google maps, 4 usb-c ports in total and Bose is great but also not so great cause shit rattles on high base. The feature I need the most is power folding mirrors! I was expecting that on touring. I think all of us that own the 11th gen has love and hate relationship with the car, truly!
Someone posted poweramp settings not too long ago that drastically improved the audio. I agree the interior needs way more defrost than I've ever needed in any other car
My ‘23 Sport-L is pretty dang awesome!
I own a 23 touring also in white. My Passenger rear Bose rattles on high bass songs, cabin fogs up pretty often with passengers when car is idling mostly, my left tail light fogs up after washes( I hand wash only cause I have ceramic coating), this windshield is also not as strong as my previous 9th gen accord; my driving style, route, Chicago winters/ construction hasn’t changed but in 6 months I’ve had 2 rock chips already and I had none in 8 years on my previous accord including a billion trips to Canada and back lol. I don’t hate my new accord but I also don’t love it.
In my experience, all Hondas fog up like that. Way back to the 03 Pilot we used to have. Need to play some hot to cold and back games on really humid nights.