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Following a preview last month, Honda has officially unveiled the 2018 Accord. Set to go on sale this fall, the redesigned sedan has a unique front fascia with a prominent grille that sits above a large lower air intake. The model also has a sculpted hood, a sportier roofline, and uniquely shaped windows behind the rear doors. Out back, the Accord features an integrated rear spoiler, LED taillights, and a dual exhaust system with chrome accents. The exterior styling will likely prove polarizing but the cabin is different story as it features high quality materials and an upscale design. Once seated behind the three-spoke steering wheel, drivers will find a new soft-touch instrument panel, chrome accents, and an 8-inch Display Audio system with physical knobs for tuning and volume. Elsewhere, Honda installed more deeply padded arm rests and improved seats with taller shoulder bolstering for additional support. Rear seat passengers will be grateful for the car's longer wheel...

The all-new 10th generation Honda Accord will make its world debut on July 14 in Detroit, with the event to be livestreamed online. Honda calls it the most fun-to-drive and dramatically-styled Accord ever, which -given its past- isn’t a really tall order if you think about it. Earlier this month, the company announced that the new Accord will be offered with three powerful and fuel-efficient powertrains, two of those being turbocharged with direct injection and paired with either Honda’s newly-developed 10-speed automatic transmission, a CVT or a six-speed manual. The new Accord will also come with the next-gen two-motor hybrid technology. A single teaser sketch was released, revealing the front end of the new Accord, complete with LED headlights and Honda’s latest chrome grille. Honda will reveal additional information about the new powertrains and technology on the 2018 Accord at the reveal event. Carscoops