Hello,
Will the naturally aspirated v6 engine ever return to Honda accords? And why did Honda move towards turbos in their Accords? I was considering on getting an accord for the future but have been scared of issues with a turbocharged engine. Not sure how reliable it will be in the long run. Thank you in advance {black}:face:
I rather agree myself but they're all going for smaller engines with turbos and higher horse part now Honda itself is a turbo so quite some time and they're acura's it hasn't had too many problems but they do not last as long as naturally aspirated engine and like many people I am a cheapskate and what my car is to last last three to 400,000 MI
I agree with you. I will only consider getting one once I see how well they hold up in the next 5-10 years. I'm definitely sticking to my V6 accord I have now
So far I love my 2020 Accord Sport 2.0T. Plenty of power, good MPG, and a nice overall ride. A lot of the potential wear from a turbo depends on how you drive the car. If you drive it like you stole it and are in boost all the time, yes things will wear out faster. But if you drive it like a sane person and only get into boost when getting on the highway, etc. you will have a lot less wear.
I'm a "100k miles and its gone" kinda guy, so I'm not really worried about hitting the 300k - 400k miles mark.
