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Honda Accord Sales Figures

Honda Accord

Here you will find monthly and yearly United States and Canadian sales figures for the Honda Accord. The Accord is Honda’s midsize sedan, on sale since 1976 and for decades one of the best-selling passenger cars in North America. The current eleventh generation arrived for 2023 with sharper styling, a larger touchscreen, and a choice of a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine or a two-motor hybrid. Its long-standing rival is the Toyota Camry, alongside the Hyundai Sonata, Kia K5, and Nissan Altima.


Specifications
  • Class: Midsize sedan
  • Gas engine: 1.5L turbocharged four-cylinder (192 hp, 192 lb-ft), CVT
  • Hybrid: 2.0L Atkinson four-cylinder with two-motor system (204 hp combined)
  • Drivetrain: Front-wheel drive
  • EPA fuel economy: Up to 32 mpg combined (gas); up to 48 mpg combined (hybrid)
  • Chief rivals: Toyota Camry, Hyundai Sonata, Kia K5, Nissan Altima

Honda Accord Sales in the United States

Honda Accord sales in the United States were strongest in the 2000s and early 2010s, when the midsize sedan routinely topped 350,000 units a year and peaked at 388,435 in 2014. Annual volume then fell through the second half of the decade and reached 154,612 in 2022. The eleventh-generation redesign lifted deliveries back to 197,947 in 2023, after which sales eased to 162,723 in 2024 and 150,196 in 2025, the lowest full year on this chart. The third quarter of 2026 brought 55,453 sales, up 32.9 percent on the 41,712 of the third quarter of 2025 and up 5.1 percent on the 52,751 of the second quarter, with July the strongest month of the year so far at 20,255. October 2026 added 15,915 sales, up 10.6 percent on the 14,396 of October 2025. That leaves January to October 2026 at 161,436, up 30.1 percent on the 124,073 of the same months of 2025 and already above the 150,196 sold in all of 2025.

2025 full year
150,196
▼ 7.7% vs 2024
2026 YTD (Jan–Oct)
161,436
▲ 30.1% vs same period 2025
Best year
388,435
2014
Total on record
6,233,515
all years
2005: 376,293 units2006: 354,441 units2007: 382,231 units2008: 368,161 units2009: 290,056 units2010: 311,381 units2011: 252,304 units2012: 332,502 units2013: 366,678 units2014: 388,435 units2015: 355,557 units2016: 345,135 units2017: 322,655 units2018: 291,071 units2019: 267,567 units2020: 199,458 units2021: 202,676 units2022: 154,612 units2023: 197,947 units2024: 162,723 units2025: 150,196 units2026: 161,436 units (partial)0100k200k300k400k20052007200920112013201520172019202120232026

Honda Accord, United States calendar-year unit sales, 2005–2026. 2026 is January–Oct (partial).

Annual sales

YearUnitsYoY
2005376,293—
2006354,441▼ 5.8%
2007382,231▲ 7.8%
2008368,161▼ 3.7%
2009290,056▼ 21.2%
2010311,381▲ 7.4%
2011252,304▼ 19.0%
2012332,502▲ 31.8%
2013366,678▲ 10.3%
2014388,435▲ 5.9%
2015355,557▼ 8.5%
2016345,135▼ 2.9%
2017322,655▼ 6.5%
2018291,071▼ 9.8%
2019267,567▼ 8.1%
2020199,458▼ 25.5%
2021202,676▲ 1.6%
2022154,612▼ 23.7%
2023197,947▲ 28.0%
2024162,723▼ 17.8%
2025150,196▼ 7.7%
2026 (Jan–Oct)161,436▲ 30.1% YTD

Monthly sales

YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecTotal
200520,07424,22233,07535,23530,69839,92836,12946,15333,88426,97723,54826,370376,293
200622,04625,28529,62331,60836,96732,58738,04334,50427,75923,64522,48829,886354,441
200725,71430,37036,50628,92631,91518,91537,14247,36035,03130,93628,16131,255382,231
200823,95727,63131,21434,00043,72839,70441,38243,61323,37119,78317,43022,348368,161
200916,58115,97622,72229,21222,59723,95529,77439,72620,82623,21017,23928,238290,056
201020,75922,45629,12031,76630,07726,79225,38625,14824,12724,34419,02532,381311,381
201115,01222,91633,61630,31018,18517,10718,30819,86119,78724,06715,46817,667252,304
201213,65920,70226,77135,38529,73728,92428,63934,84829,81228,34926,24829,428332,502
201323,92427,99936,50433,53833,21831,67731,50738,55925,17625,16227,09332,321366,678
201420,60424,62233,96234,12439,63732,32935,07351,07532,95627,18925,27531,589388,435
201521,01121,61626,01827,25132,37327,47734,49640,93133,64130,12125,56635,056355,557
201620,76525,78530,52331,52631,94928,80631,94630,11527,20425,55127,18233,783345,135
201719,53623,45526,82426,93833,54729,79130,90330,01929,78926,74022,99822,115322,655
201817,67719,75324,17121,75128,21226,72624,92726,72525,35723,77823,36728,627291,071
201918,78620,25425,37119,23923,89221,89324,14430,55820,32621,68921,73319,682267,567
202015,09918,21613,8108,85117,36915,40917,22119,16720,14919,18515,47319,509199,458
202113,33013,29319,96821,03526,29920,78216,53114,57612,17415,38614,86714,435202,676
202210,41013,97117,65816,78811,06610,5297,29911,61911,12311,75113,79218,606154,612
202314,73711,50916,56019,29720,00717,73517,87317,66116,82315,34613,93516,464197,947
202412,02514,11715,78512,40313,79412,59714,00416,53913,42511,61211,67114,751162,723
20259,6658,90612,04111,27714,01712,05913,09015,69512,92714,39610,61315,510150,196
202612,73910,96613,61216,07118,68817,99220,25518,69116,50715,915——161,436

Honda Accord Sales in Canada

In Canada the Accord sold above 24,000 units a year in the mid-2000s, peaking at 25,814 in 2004. Volume recovered to 18,274 in 2013 but then declined steadily, slipping into the low single-digit thousands over the past several years and registering 3,038 in 2024 and 3,739 in 2025. Canadian Accord figures include the Crosstour through 2011. The third quarter of 2026 brought 709 sales, down 32.0 percent on the 1,042 of the third quarter of 2025 and down 2.9 percent on the 730 of the second quarter. That leaves January to September 2026 at 2,162, down 26.1 percent on the 2,927 of the same months of 2025.

2004: 25,814 units2005: 24,115 units2006: 20,165 units2007: 22,102 units2008: 22,623 units2009: 16,017 units2010: 14,659 units2011: 8,769 units2012: 10,978 units2013: 18,274 units2014: 17,924 units2015: 14,759 units2016: 13,862 units2017: 13,504 units2018: 13,827 units2019: 11,381 units2020: 6,473 units2021: 6,403 units2022: 3,706 units2023: 3,899 units2024: 3,038 units2025: 3,739 units2026: 2,162 units (partial)07.5k15k22.5k30k200420062008201020122014201620182020202220242026

Honda Accord, Canada calendar-year unit sales, 2004–2026. 2026 is January–Sep (partial).

Annual sales

YearUnitsYoY
200425,814—
200524,115▼ 6.6%
200620,165▼ 16.4%
200722,102▲ 9.6%
200822,623▲ 2.4%
200916,017▼ 29.2%
201014,659▼ 8.5%
20118,769▼ 40.2%
201210,978▲ 25.2%
201318,274▲ 66.5%
201417,924▼ 1.9%
201514,759▼ 17.7%
201613,862▼ 6.1%
201713,504▼ 2.6%
201813,827▲ 2.4%
201911,381▼ 17.7%
20206,473▼ 43.1%
20216,403▼ 1.1%
20223,706▼ 42.1%
20233,899▲ 5.2%
20243,038▼ 22.1%
20253,739▲ 23.1%
2026 (Jan–Sep)2,162▼ 26.1% YTD

Monthly sales

YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecTotal
20041,3501,4502,1042,1892,1143,1732,8742,6571,9431,7441,4382,77825,814
20058951,3582,5393,1062,0642,0772,1512,5401,6141,7191,4772,57524,115
20067881,0842,5181,6132,1181,4171,6413,1551,6351,1071,2461,84320,165
20076609832,2462,0251,8201,5831,2951,9113,2101,9022,1172,35022,102
20081,4801,0741,7632,1852,8692,3662,3642,4541,9331,5791,2071,34922,623
20099739101,5511,6201,6561,5181,4251,3621,5201,2769461,26016,017
20107799291,5491,4531,2151,1331,1241,2991,0251,5151,1621,47614,659
20113634386958266621,2761,1711,0557106244734768,769
20124353707997278417238819347481,6931,5281,29910,978
20139731,0881,9821,8451,9991,7521,7261,5551,4011,6211,40193118,274
20147769671,8722,0061,9811,6701,7101,6001,5811,4931,1431,12517,924
20156436201,2351,6871,7431,4721,2961,2071,1571,3551,3091,03514,759
20168388141,2791,3651,5671,3721,1501,0621,3831,0821,04590513,862
20176367181,3321,4911,5481,6811,4261,4111,17566085856813,504
20187457021,1121,2691,3521,2851,3191,1891,4801,4381,19174513,827
20198057327691,2131,2131,1051,1171,1171,01882371675311,381
20204444034454313924337527187195965425986,473
20214184184816936306956917236923153153326,403
20223733554104854855102673072827777783,706
20239284985295825843193673213223072943,899
20242532422432872872613033032762091821923,038
20253012742893503353363583413432912412803,739
2026181244298278250202193218298———2,162

Honda Accord Generations

  • First generation (1976-1981): The first generation Accord was a compact car that was available in both two-door and four-door sedan body styles. It was powered by a 1.6L four-cylinder engine that produced 90 horsepower.
  • Second generation (1982-1985): The second generation Accord was a major redesign that introduced a more modern look and new features, such as a hatchback body style and a fuel-injected engine.
  • Third generation (1986-1990): The third generation Accord was another major redesign that made the car larger and more luxurious. It was also available with a V6 engine for the first time.
  • Fourth generation (1990-1993): The fourth generation Accord was a more evolutionary design that introduced a few new features, such as a sunroof and a passenger-side airbag.
  • Fifth generation (1994-1997): The fifth generation Accord was a major redesign that made the car more aerodynamic and fuel-efficient. It was also available with a manual transmission for the first time in many years.
  • Sixth generation (1998-2002): The sixth generation Accord was another major redesign that made the car more stylish and luxurious. It was also available with a hybrid powertrain for the first time.
  • Seventh generation (2003-2007): The seventh generation Accord was a more evolutionary design that introduced a few new features, such as a Bluetooth hands-free system.
  • Eighth generation (2008-2012): The eighth generation Accord was a major redesign that made the car more aggressive and sporty. It was also available with a turbocharged engine for the first time.
  • Ninth generation (2013-2017): The ninth generation Accord was another major redesign that made the car more luxurious and technologically advanced. It was also available with a hybrid powertrain for the first time since the sixth generation.
  • Tenth generation (2018-2022): The tenth generation Accord was a major redesign that made the car more stylish and aerodynamic. It was also available with a turbocharged engine for the first time since the eighth generation.
  • Eleventh generation (2023-present): The eleventh generation Accord is the latest generation and is currently in production. It is a major redesign that makes the car more luxurious and technologically advanced. It is also available with a hybrid powertrain for the first time since the ninth generation.