Honda has earned multiple top spots in Car and Drivers annual 10Best awards. The Honda Civic and Honda Accord take 2 of the available 10 top spots. The magazine’s editors honour the all-new 2023 Accord and the Civic lineup. The lineup does include the all-new 2023 Civic Type R, the most powerful car Honda has ever sold in Canada.
With 68 awards in total Honda is no stranger to Car And Drivers 10Best awards. Impressively, earning more than any brand since its inception in 1983. The Honda Accord has won this award 37 times over the years, including a record 25 years in a row.
What Car and Driver Loved about the Accord
Despite a transition away from the beloved 2.0L engine, this year’s Accords deliver a thrill in both 1.5L and Hybrid engine options. Impressive fuel economy is paired with one of the last truly full-sized sedans capable of comfortably seating 5. Spaciousness is not limited to the cabin, either. A full-sized trunk handles all of your cargo needs. The fun-to-drive Accord you know and love is back in a big way in 2023.
What Car and Driver Loved about the Civic
The 2023 Honda Civic offers an unrivalled “Fun to drive” factor across its entire vehicle lineup. From the entry-level LX to the 315 horsepower Type R its balanced chassis and responsive tuning make them a joy to drive. The Civic is one of Canada’s most affordable vehicles. Notably, it is Canada’s best-selling car _ a title its held for over 24 years. Whether it’s fuel economy, spaciousness, low monthly payments or having a fun-to-drive vehicle, the Honda Civic has you covered.
How do Car and Driver Choose the Winners?
Here is a quote from Car and Driver on how the winning vehicles are picked:
“After a week of driving every new car that meets our criteria, we vote on a scale from zero to 100. As in figure skating, we throw out the high and low votes and average the remaining scores. From there, someone with mad Microsoft Excel skills sorts the list, and we have the 10Best cars of 2023.”
Learn more about the award-winning Honda Civic or Honda Accord here.
