In 2020, the Honda Accord’s price ranged from roughly the mid-$20,000s for base models to the mid-$30,000s for higher-end trims, with the top-tier Touring 2.0T approaching the upper $30,000s. The exact sticker price depended on trim, drivetrain, and added options.
The 2020 model year offered a mix of gasoline and hybrid configurations, with pricing varying by trim and package selection. This article outlines the general MSRPs (Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price) for the U.S. market when new, acknowledging that regional differences, incentives, and dealer add-ons could shift the final out-the-door cost.
2020 Honda Accord pricing by trim (MSRP)
Below is a simplified snapshot of typical base MSRPs by configuration to illustrate how price ascends with features and performance. Exact numbers can differ by region and dealer actions, and this list excludes taxes and destination charges.
- LX (1.5L turbo with CVT): about $24,770
- Sport (1.5L turbo): around $26,000–$27,000
- EX (1.5L turbo): around $28,000–$30,000
- EX-L (1.5L turbo or hybrids): around $31,000–$32,000
- Touring (2.0L turbo): around $36,000–$37,000
- Hybrid models: base around $25,000–$28,000; higher trims typically in the low-to-mid $30,000s
Note: These values reflect the sticker price when new and do not account for dealer incentives, regional pricing, or destination charges, which can influence the final purchase price.
Context and trends from 2020
The 2020 Accord maintained Honda’s strategy of offering a broad lineup, with the 1.5L turbo engine providing strong value at the entry level and the 2.0L turbo delivering higher performance options at a premium. The hybrid variant prioritized fuel efficiency while occupying a pricing tier between standard gasoline trims, depending on configuration and features.
Summary
For the 2020 model year, a Honda Accord could be purchased new for roughly $24,770 on the low end to around $37,000 on the high end, with hybrids generally sitting in the mid-$20k to low-$30k range. Buyers faced a wide spectrum of choices, and final prices varied with options, local incentives, and dealership policies.