The Most Popular Vehicles in America

Popularity isn’t Everything, But it Helps

For the past few years, the Honda Accord, Civic, CR-V and Odyssey have retained top spots as the most popular vehicles in U.S., in their respective segments. The Accord and Civic have also taken the top spots in California, a spot that had long been held by a certain hybrid vehicle. So if you’re looking for the most popular vehicles in America, look no further than Planet Honda.

Each vehicle managed to be sold more often than every other vehicle in their segment. The Honda Civic’s closest competitor was still nearly 45,000 units behind. The Honda Odyssey also performed well and held onto 32 percent of the retail segment. But why is each vehicle so popular?

Each of these Honda vehicles offers drivers superior handling, power and fuel efficiency. They also offer some of the safest drives available. The Honda Odyssey specifically shined when it was the only minivan to score an overall good rating in a new crash test performed by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. The CR-V scored just as well and earned superior marks for front crash prevention with optional equipment.

The 2015 Honda Civic was also named the car of the year in its segment by Kelley Blue Book, because of its overall performance and quality. It offers a spacious interior with an easy to use infotainment system along with a surprisingly powerful engine that provides a fun to drive experience for all Civic owners.

The Accord is popular for those looking for something even more spacious yet. The midsize sedan also offers two engine options and much more power than the Civic, making it a perfect option for someone that enjoys driving and spends a fair amount of time in their vehicle every day. There just isn’t a bad option for drivers among the lineup of Honda vehicles, which is why so many of them are so popular.

2015 Honda Accord Hybrid Review | Maita Honda

The 2015 Honda Accord Hybrid ranks 2 out of 19 Affordable Midsize Cars. This ranking is based on our analysis of published reviews and test drives of the Honda Accord Hybrid, as well as reliability and safety data.

The 2015 Honda Accord Hybrid is ranked:

• ^#2in Affordable Midsize Cars
• ^#1in Hybrid Cars

The 2015 Honda Accord Hybrid wows critics with its responsive powertrain, exceptional fuel economy and spacious, high-quality interior.

Reviewers say the 2015 Accord Hybrid is quick for a hybrid midsize car, and that its four-cylinder engine and electric motor produce ample power from a stop. The Accord Hybrid’s automatic transmission also earns praise for making the most of the available power. According to the EPA, the Honda Accord Hybrid gets 50/45 mpg city/highway, which is excellent for a hybrid car. Test drivers report that the Accord Hybrid has a comfortable ride, and some write that it handles with more poise than you’d expect from an affordable midsize car. Many critics say that the Accord Hybrid’s steering is accurate and well-weighted, though others write that it could provide a bit more road feel.

Auto writers agree that the 2015 Honda Accord Hybrid has a roomy and attractive cabin that’s solidly constructed with premium materials. Most appreciate the Accord Hybrid’s excellent outward visibility and remarkably spacious back seat, but some remark that the driver’s seat could be a bit more comfortable. The Accord Hybrid offers a competitive amount of trunk space for the class, but test drivers point out that a folding rear seat is not available, which limits your ability to expand the Accord Hybrid’s cargo space for bulkier items. Critics are pleased with the Accord Hybrid’s standard infotainment display, saying it provides useful details about audio and phone selections. However, some complain that the touch screen that comes standard on higher trims replaces more straightforward conventional buttons. The 2015 Accord Hybrid’s standard features include Bluetooth, a rearview camera, dual-zone automatic climate control, a USB input, an 8-inch infotainment screen, Pandora Internet radio compatibility, hands-free text messaging and a passenger side blind spot camera. Available features include a sunroof, satellite radio, a 6-inch touch-screen display with HondaLink smartphone app integration, forward collision warning, lane departure warning, navigation and adaptive cruise control.

• "With the 2015 Honda Accord Hybrid, you give up virtually nothing in return for its outstanding fuel economy rating of 47 mpg. The Accord Hybrid doesn't even cost that much more than the gasoline-only model." -- Edmunds 
• "A Honda Accord Hybrid makes so much sense, you might be surprised to learn that there isn't already one on the market." -- Jean Knows Cars (2014)
• "Honda, which had fallen behind other carmakers with its hybrid models, seems to have put the right ingredients together this time, creating a high-tech sedan that comes loaded with creature comforts, safety features and an impressive drivetrain." -- Motor Trend (2014)