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Honda City
Honda City
1.5 E CVT Honda Sensing
₱973,000
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Honda City vs Hyundai Accent Comparison

Overview: City vs Accent

Brand Honda Philippines Hyundai Philippines
SRP* ₱973,000 City Price ₱768,000
Variant City 1.5 E CVT Honda Sensing Accent 1.4 E AT
User Rating 4.31 City reviews 4.29 Accent reviews
Fuel Type Gasoline Gasoline Cars in Philippines Gasoline Gasoline Cars in Philippines
Available Color(s)
Vehicle Type Sedan Sedan Cars in Philippines Sedan Sedan Cars in Philippines

Key Features

Engine Displacement 1498 cc -
Transmission Type CVT Automatic
Fuel Type Gasoline Gasoline
Power 119 hp -

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User Ratings & Review Comparison

4.31/5
52 reviews
4.29/5
35 reviews
Design
5  
4  
Comfort
5  
4  
Performance
5  
4  
Safety
5  
4  
User Review Comparison
  • Offers top-notch comfort and space

    I looked forward to buying the Honda City since my marriage as my wife was madly in love with it but since I invested in a brand new house my dreams...

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    S
    Shlok Mar 28, 2024 for Honda City
  • Proud and Satisfied Owner

    I am so very proud to my new Car,it's reliable and tested with my Hyundai CRDI 2019 Manual transmission. I drove from Cebu to Cavite via Sorsogon...

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    G
    Gary Dec 14, 2023 for Hyundai Accent

From The Experts

Things we like

Frugal yet powerful engine

Superb handling, among the best in class

Comfortable interior

 

 

 

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Compared to the previous generation Hyundai Accent which was gradually beginning to show its age after all these years, the new Accent sports some serious alterations to its exterior design. The all-new design has the same fluidic design silhouette as its predecessor, however, it now looks much sharper and contemporary than ever before.

The new Hyundai Accent now comes with increased levels of fit and finish, which do go well with the revised interior design. Even from the inside as well, the car feels plusher and richer compared to the model it has replaced.

The Hyundai Accent is being offered with a petrol and a diesel engine, however, it is the latter which feels much punchier to drive. In fact, the performance outputs of the 1.6-litre engine in the Accent makes it the most powerful car in its segment.

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Things we don't like

No reverse parking camera

No air vents for rear passengers 

Lack of LED headlights

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Hyundai has made the new Accent feel rich in terms of fit and finish, however, the lack of a number of modern comfort and convenience features do make the new Accent feel a bit dated. The absence of primary features like a touchscreen infotainment system, automatic climate control, push-button start and many more still does not create a strong impression in its favour.

While the new Accent feels engaging to drive with decent driving dynamics and powerful engines, the rear seat cabin of the new Accent falls short on space and comfort. The shoulder room is at a premium, due to which seating for three passengers at the rear is quite a squeeze.

While the light steering setup is a boon in urban driving conditions, the same setup at higher speeds too makes driving a bit less exciting. The steering does weigh a bit more at higher speeds, but not enough from a driving enthusiast’s point of view.

 

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Dimensions & Capacity

Cargo Volume 519 L --
Fuel Tank Capacity (litres) 40 L --
Kerb Weight 1108 kg --
Length 4580 mm --
Width 1748 mm --
Height 1467 mm --
Wheel Base 2600 mm --
Ground Clearance 134 mm --
Turning Radius 5.0 m --
No Of Doors 4 --
Seating Capacity 5 seats --
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Engine Details

Engine 1.5L Gasoline Engine, In-line 4 Cylinder 16 Valve DOHC --
No Of Cylinders 4 --
Valves Per Cylinder 4 --
Valve Configuration DOHC --
Emission Norm Compliance Euro 5 --

Performance

Fuel Type Gasoline Gasoline
Engine Displacement 1498 cc --
Power 119 hp --
Torque 145 Nm --
RPM At Max Power 6600 RPM --
RPM At Max Torque 4300 RPM --
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Steering

Adjustable Steering Column Yes --
Steering Column Tilt & Telescopic --
Steering Type Electric Power --
Steering Gear Type Rack & Pinion --

Suspension & Brakes

Front Brake Type Ventilated Discs --
Rear Brake Type Drums --
Front Suspension MacPherson Strut --
Rear Suspension Torsion Beam --

Transmission

Transmission Type CVT Automatic
Gear Box Variable Speed --
Drive Type FWD --
Steering Wheel Gearshift Paddle No --

Wheel & Tyre

Alloy Wheels No --
Wheel Covers Yes --
Tyre Size 185/60 R15 --
Tyre Type Radial --
Wheel Size R15 --

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Things we like in City

Frugal yet powerful engine

Superb handling, among the best in class

Comfortable interior

 

 

 

Things we don't like in City

No reverse parking camera

No air vents for rear passengers 

Lack of LED headlights

Things we like in Accent

Compared to the previous generation Hyundai Accent which was gradually beginning to show its age after all these years, the new Accent sports some serious alterations to its exterior design. The all-new design has the same fluidic design silhouette as its predecessor, however, it now looks much sharper and contemporary than ever before.

The new Hyundai Accent now comes with increased levels of fit and finish, which do go well with the revised interior design. Even from the inside as well, the car feels plusher and richer compared to the model it has replaced.

The Hyundai Accent is being offered with a petrol and a diesel engine, however, it is the latter which feels much punchier to drive. In fact, the performance outputs of the 1.6-litre engine in the Accent makes it the most powerful car in its segment.

Things we don't like in Accent

Hyundai has made the new Accent feel rich in terms of fit and finish, however, the lack of a number of modern comfort and convenience features do make the new Accent feel a bit dated. The absence of primary features like a touchscreen infotainment system, automatic climate control, push-button start and many more still does not create a strong impression in its favour.

While the new Accent feels engaging to drive with decent driving dynamics and powerful engines, the rear seat cabin of the new Accent falls short on space and comfort. The shoulder room is at a premium, due to which seating for three passengers at the rear is quite a squeeze.

While the light steering setup is a boon in urban driving conditions, the same setup at higher speeds too makes driving a bit less exciting. The steering does weigh a bit more at higher speeds, but not enough from a driving enthusiast’s point of view.

 

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