The 2011 Honda Accord facelift will hit the U.S. market in mid-August.

That has to be the worst facelift from Honda ever.. 'wooow' NOW we get the useless red strip on the trunk of the Honda Inspire (what the accord sedan is sold in Japan as) and the taillights of the coupe are just plain horrible and boring/cheap..what, no LEDs??? makes the 2007 sedan/coupe look newer outside..ngine choices are relatively unchanged, though engineers with the Japanese automaker worked to reduce friction in engine parts. Along with revisions to both the car's gear ratios and aerodynamics, the car has an improved fuel economy rating. This translates to a ten-percent reduction in fuel use with the two four-cylinder engines, and a five-percent reduction for the range-leading 3.5-liter 271-horsepower (202 kW / 275 PS) V6 engine.

Changes to the car's exterior include a new front bumper meant to make the vehicle look more aggressive. This will surely be debated by Honda fans, who may very well be disappointed with the look. The Accord also gets new taillights, as well as new wheels for V6 buyers.

Inside, new features like a rear-view camera, USB input, memory seats, new cloth fabric choices, and paddle shifters can be found. Aside from the facelift, the automaker is also selling a new Special Edition trim for the sedan. The SE includes heated leather seats, leather-covered steering wheel, and lumbar support for the driver.

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