Pre-Owned 2016 Honda Accord vs Camry
2016 Toyota Camry vs. 2016 Honda Accord in St. Louis, MO
Two of the most popular sedans in the St. Louis area, or anywhere, are the Toyota Camry and the Honda Accord. These mid-sized cars have a reputation for reliability at an affordable price, but we know that drivers can and should demand more from the car they drive everyday. To that end, we have compared the 2016 Camry and 2016 Accord based on a variety of other factors important to our customers in and around St. Louis.
For the purposes of this comparison, we are using the 2016 Toyota Camry SE and the 2016 Honda Accord Sport.
2016 Toyota Camry vs. 2016 Honda Accord: Value & Cost of Ownership
The 2016 Toyota Camry SE starts at $23,840 MSRP, while the 2016 Honda Accord starts at $24,265 MSRP. While the Camry costs less, the prices are comparable. As most car owners know, the initial price is not the sole cost of ownership. But even when you compare the cost to daily drive a sedan in St. Louis, the Camry still proves to be more affordable.
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Five Year Ownership Costs* |
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2016 Toyota Camry |
VS. |
2016 Honda Accord |
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$10,463 |
Depreciation |
$11,643 |
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$1,831 |
Financing |
$1,921 |
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$6,631 |
Fuel |
$6,878 |
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$3,241 |
Maintenance |
$3,834 |
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$0.39 |
Av. Cost per Mile |
$0.41 |
*As calculated by Edmunds.com
Camry vs. Accord: Technology & Safety Features
Modern day cars can do more than the average driver may think. Technology and safety work together in the Toyota Camry to produce a vehicle that is safer than the Honda Accord while also providing greater capability and convenience.
- The 2016 Toyota Camry comes with ten airbags, including front knee airbags, more than the 2016 Honda Accord.
- The Toyota Star Safety System is a suite of six safety features standard on all Toyota models that improve driver control.
- The Toyota Entune Audio infotainment system with color touchscreen display includes Siri® Eyes Free, an integrated backup camera, and available Navigation and App Suite, more than the Honda system.
- The 2016 Toyota Camry is available with push button start.
- Toyota drivers can control their home lights and security system from their car with the available HomeLink® universal transceiver.
Toyota Camry vs. Honda Accord: Interior & Exterior Features
The Toyota Camry received a refresh recently, and the stylish 2016 model stands out from the relatively staid Honda Accord. Inside, the Camry feels as elegant as a luxury sedan. In terms of interior and exterior design and features, the Toyota Camry is obviously superior.
- The Toyota features more rear head, shoulder, and leg room than the Honda Accord.
- An available moonroof lets in the breeze and provides a view of the stars.
- The 2016 Toyota Camry sports a piano black sport mesh grille, and color keyed heated power side mirrors.
- Bright silver trim adds lovely elegance to the cabin.
- The rearview mirror can automatically dim, and includes a compass
- Both driver and front-passenger windows include auto up/down
Test Drive The 2016 Toyota Camry Today
When it comes down to it, the Toyota Camry is less expensive to purchase and own over an extended period of time, and adds to its value by providing more features that customers in the St. Louis area look for from a pre-owned mid-sized sedan. Explore our pre-owned Camrys for sale for pricing and trim options on specific 2016 Toyota Camry models in our inventory, then schedule a test drive.
Have questions about any of the services at our Toyota dealership in St. Louis? Call (314) 434-5000 or fill out our contact form.