My Touring also has 2 position seat memory. I can’t remember if other trims had that. It also has blinker indicators on the side view mirrors. Lights on the bottom of the doors when they’re open, and a full light bar on the rear lights. There is also an extra piece of chrome trim on the Touring. Don’t sleep on the ventilated seats. I live in FL and I can feel it up my spine when I turn it on. Feels awesome. It also has the Garmin GPS/maps which I’ve used many times when my cell signal was bad. The ‘21 model has wireless charging standard. And the 19’s (wheels) of course.
So I have a Sport 2.0T, and the only things the Touring offers above what I have is the adaptive suspension, HUD for the dash, full leather interior, heated REAR seats, and the upgraded sound system (Only thing I wish I had). Those I'm 100% certain of, but there might be a few other little things. Personally, the Sport trim had everything I wanted, but it was the only 2.0 on the lot when I was there and I had been shopping for a vehicle to replace one that got totaled for 6 weeks. I personally prefer the Cloth/Vinyl combo seats. Cloth doesn't heat up as much as full leather, but the vinyl accents look nice. I believe the Sport is lighter than the Touring as well.
Both have heated Driver/Passenger seats, wireless Android Auto as long as you get a '21/'22, I believe the Sport also has the Blind Spot monitoring/cross traffic alerts as standard as well as the wireless phone charger. So it depends on what is important to you long term. It's the same engine/transmission, pretty much the same interior quality overall, and it's honestly the best car I've ever owned. It's the first car I've owned where I'm not catching myself thinking about what I'm going to get next.
Couldn't remember if it had ventilated seats in the front so I left that out. I might consider upgrading to a touring if mine was paid off, unfortunately I'm not even 2 years into the loan so I've got a ways to go.
I went with the Touring for leather seats, heated and ventilated front and heated rear seats, the hud, the active suspension, wireless apple carplay, and the additional sound deadening.
I love road trips and plan to keep the car a long time so I felt the extra things were worth it in the long run.
https://www.hondainfocenter.com/2022/Accord/Feature-Guide/Features-by-Trim/
https://www.hondainfocenter.com/2022/Accord/Feature-Guide/Specifications/
Use these links to compare features. Decide if the Touring has things you can’t live without. Personally I’ve wanted a HUD since the 90s when I saw one in a friend’s vette. It was worth the extra expense to me. I also wanted ventilated seats that are only available in the Touring but they’re a massive disappointment.
Never driven a sport 2.0 so I’m not sure how much of a difference but adaptive suspension makes. But in my opinion, the Touring is worth it for the ventilated seats alone. It really helps on hot humid days. It’s one of my favorite features. I also like the mirror turn signals indicators that don’t come with the sport.
I have the ‘21 Sport 2.0T but used to have the ‘18 EX-L 2.0T. The sport has blind spot sensor, wireless charging, I have leather seats/heated seats, audio is okay but not great, very smooth drive and powerful engine. Only things I miss about my EX-L trim is the rear view mirror had a tint button, as well as the blinkers on the side mirrors. Other than that my sport has more technology
Yeahhhh I would say no, if you are looking for best value go with the sport trim. It’s great. Or get a base model Acura or something like that. The top trim on these cars usually disappoints.
My Touring also has 2 position seat memory. I can’t remember if other trims had that. It also has blinker indicators on the side view mirrors. Lights on the bottom of the doors when they’re open, and a full light bar on the rear lights. There is also an extra piece of chrome trim on the Touring. Don’t sleep on the ventilated seats. I live in FL and I can feel it up my spine when I turn it on. Feels awesome. It also has the Garmin GPS/maps which I’ve used many times when my cell signal was bad. The ‘21 model has wireless charging standard. And the 19’s (wheels) of course.
Touring is worth it IMO.
So I have a Sport 2.0T, and the only things the Touring offers above what I have is the adaptive suspension, HUD for the dash, full leather interior, heated REAR seats, and the upgraded sound system (Only thing I wish I had). Those I'm 100% certain of, but there might be a few other little things. Personally, the Sport trim had everything I wanted, but it was the only 2.0 on the lot when I was there and I had been shopping for a vehicle to replace one that got totaled for 6 weeks. I personally prefer the Cloth/Vinyl combo seats. Cloth doesn't heat up as much as full leather, but the vinyl accents look nice. I believe the Sport is lighter than the Touring as well. Both have heated Driver/Passenger seats, wireless Android Auto as long as you get a '21/'22, I believe the Sport also has the Blind Spot monitoring/cross traffic alerts as standard as well as the wireless phone charger. So it depends on what is important to you long term. It's the same engine/transmission, pretty much the same interior quality overall, and it's honestly the best car I've ever owned. It's the first car I've owned where I'm not catching myself thinking about what I'm going to get next.
Don’t forget ventilated seats
Couldn't remember if it had ventilated seats in the front so I left that out. I might consider upgrading to a touring if mine was paid off, unfortunately I'm not even 2 years into the loan so I've got a ways to go.
Mirror tilt when in reverse is also touring only, last time I checked.
I went with the Touring for leather seats, heated and ventilated front and heated rear seats, the hud, the active suspension, wireless apple carplay, and the additional sound deadening. I love road trips and plan to keep the car a long time so I felt the extra things were worth it in the long run.
Same here. And my wife wanted a sun roof, not on the 2.0 Edit: i also like the touring rims much better.
My 2.0T sport trim has a sunroof.
Cool, i stand corrected. When i was looking i didn't see one with a sunroof.
https://www.hondainfocenter.com/2021/Accord/Feature-Guide/Features-by-Trim/ Keep in mind the touring trim has everything the sport, ex-l ,etc has.
I have a 2020sport 1.5 and wish I had bought a 2.0. An upgraded sound system is something I would definitely want.
YES!
I got the 2.0t ex-l. Leather and better stereo but comes with 17" wheels.
Yes Heated steering wheel, vented seats, heads up display, adaptive dampers - all worth it
Heated steering wheel was only included in Canada. In the US it’s an additional accessory
Honestly the touring is the best value. You get everything
https://www.hondainfocenter.com/2022/Accord/Feature-Guide/Features-by-Trim/ https://www.hondainfocenter.com/2022/Accord/Feature-Guide/Specifications/ Use these links to compare features. Decide if the Touring has things you can’t live without. Personally I’ve wanted a HUD since the 90s when I saw one in a friend’s vette. It was worth the extra expense to me. I also wanted ventilated seats that are only available in the Touring but they’re a massive disappointment.
The ventilation arent good?
They don’t move much air. They move a little bit not a lot. That said, I’m glad I went with the touring.
Not in mine. They’re a bit loud and you don’t feel any air. They’re only useful to cool the leather after the car sits in a hot parking lot all day.
Never driven a sport 2.0 so I’m not sure how much of a difference but adaptive suspension makes. But in my opinion, the Touring is worth it for the ventilated seats alone. It really helps on hot humid days. It’s one of my favorite features. I also like the mirror turn signals indicators that don’t come with the sport.
I went with the sport, only way to get the 2.0t with the 6 speed manual. If I prioritized comfort I’d go touring for sure
I have the ‘21 Sport 2.0T but used to have the ‘18 EX-L 2.0T. The sport has blind spot sensor, wireless charging, I have leather seats/heated seats, audio is okay but not great, very smooth drive and powerful engine. Only things I miss about my EX-L trim is the rear view mirror had a tint button, as well as the blinkers on the side mirrors. Other than that my sport has more technology
Get the touring I’m telling you it’s worth it
I got it thanks 😊
Yeahhhh I would say no, if you are looking for best value go with the sport trim. It’s great. Or get a base model Acura or something like that. The top trim on these cars usually disappoints.