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2019 Toyota Camry vs 2019 Honda Accord

Our Recommendation

2019 Toyota Camry

Higher reliability score, low risk, and a stronger overall profile make it the clear pick.

Reliability Side-by-Side

2019

Toyota Camry

Winner
90/ 100
LOW RISK

Grade A-

A supremely dependable family sedan that truly earns its bulletproof reputation, perfect for worry-free ownership.

2019

Honda Accord

88/ 100
LOW RISK

Grade A-

A top-tier sedan offering an exceptional blend of reliability, comfort, and driving dynamics, provided the 1.5T engine's service history is clear.

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Best for Reliability

2019 Toyota Camry

Score 90/100 vs 88/100

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Cost of Ownership

Line Item2019 Toyota Camry2019 Honda Accord
Annual Maintenance
Moderate Repairs
MPG (City/Hwy)29 / 4130 / 38
MSRP (New)$23,845$23,720

Major-failure risk and insurance outlook for each vehicle are in their full reliability reports.

Biggest Risks on Each

2019 Toyota Camry

  • Infotainment System

  • Brakes

  • HVAC Blower Motor

2019 Honda Accord

  • Engine (1.5T specific)

  • Infotainment System

  • Brake System

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Editorial Take

The 2019 Toyota Camry and 2019 Honda Accord are commonly compared because they sit at the top of the midsize sedan class for practicality, fuel economy, safety tech, and long-term ownership costs. Shoppers cross-shop them when they want a comfortable daily driver that can also handle family duty, with enough trim choices to balance price and performance. The Camry tends to appeal to buyers prioritizing long-term reliability, strong resale value, and the availability of all-wheel drive (rare in the segment). The Accord is often chosen for its roomy cabin, refined road manners, and strong turbocharged engine options. Key decision factors usually come down to powertrain preference (naturally aspirated vs turbo vs hybrid), ride/handling feel, interior space, and total cost of ownership. HEAD-TO-

Reliability & Common Issues

2019

Value & Cost of Ownership

NEW PRICING (WHEN NEW) Starting prices were very close (low-to-mid $23,000s), but real transaction prices depended heavily on trim and incentives. In general, a well-equipped Camry XSE V6 or Accord Touring 2.0T both landed in the mid-$30,000 range new. USED MARKET (TYPICAL RANGE, DEPENDS ON MILEAGE/REGION/TRIM) - 2019 Camry: commonly seen in the high teens to upper $20,000s; V6 and clean hybrid trims can command a premium. - 2019 Accord: similarly in the high teens to upper $20,000s; 2.0T and Touring trims often cost more than comparable 1.5T trims. Exact pricing varies widely with miles (for example, 40,000 miles vs 90,000 miles), service history, and accident records.

Editorial Verdict

BEST FOR FAMILIES: 2019

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