If you're shopping for a midsize sedan in West Covina, Los Angeles, or Baldwin Park, CA, two names dominate the conversation: the 2025 Honda Accord and the Toyota Camry.
Both are well-known for comfort and reliability, but when you dig into the details, which one comes out on top when it really counts? Let’s take a closer look at how these two sedans measure up.
If you’re going to have adults or older teens in the back seat, you want to make sure they have plenty of room, especially for long drives. When you look at the numbers, the Accord gives you and your passengers more room to stretch out.
In fact, Honda confirms that the 2025 Honda Accord offers 105.7 cubic feet of passenger volume, which dwarfs the Camry’s maximum of 99.9 cubic feet. Rear-seat passengers benefit most as you can see from the rear legroom measurements here:
Measurement | Honda Accord | Toyota Camry |
| Rear Legroom | 40.8 inches | 38.0 inches |
| Passenger Volume | 105.7 cu ft | 99.9 cu ft |
| Trunk Space | 16.7 cu ft | 15.1 cu ft |
It’s not just people who get more room—the Accord’s trunk holds 16.7 cubic feet of cargo compared to 15.1 cubic feet in the Camry. That extra 1.6 cubic feet of space makes a real difference when you’re packing up for a weekend away or hauling home groceries.
The Accord’s bold exterior design complements its spacious interior. All trims ride on a long 111.4-inch wheelbase, which adds stability and helps with rear-seat comfort. Its overall length is 195.7 inches, which gives the Accord a more upscale, fastback-like profile.
The Camry’s slightly shorter length (193.5 inches) and wheelbase (111.2 inches) may contribute to its tighter interior space. Both sedans offer LED lighting and available moonroofs to set the mood on any drive.
Every 2025 Honda Accord includes Honda Sensing® across all trims—no exceptions. That means you’ll drive right off the lot with:
The Toyota Camry offers a strong suite of safety features too, called Toyota Safety Sense™ 3.0. But features like Traffic Jam Assist, Front Cross-Traffic Alert, and Driver Monitor Camera? You’ll only get those with the Camry’s Premium Plus Package, which means you’ll have to add an upgrade to use any of those features you get right off the lot with any Accord.
The Accord gives you 16.7 cubic feet of cargo volume—more than the Camry’s 15.1 cubic feet.
Yes. Google built-in is standard on Accord Sport Hybrid trims and above, giving you integrated Maps, Assistant, and Play Store access on a 12.3-inch touchscreen.
Yes. The 2025 Accord offers more passenger volume (105.7 cu ft) and rear legroom (40.8 in) than the Camry, making it more comfortable for passengers.
While the Camry remains a strong choice, the 2025 Honda Accord simply gives you more room, more tech, and more elegance, even at the base-level trim. Drivers near West Covina, Los Angeles, or Baldwin Park, CA, can visit Norm Reeves Honda Superstore West Covina to explore our selection of 2025 Accord models. Schedule your test drive today