The 2016 Honda Accord Sport weighs roughly 3,100 to 3,200 pounds, depending on transmission and optional equipment.
In this article, we break down the weight figures, explain how curb weight varies between configurations, and discuss what those differences mean for performance, fuel economy, and ownership.
Weight by configuration
These figures reflect curb weight (the weight of the car as built, not including passengers or cargo) and cover the two common transmission choices for the Sport trim.
- CVT automatic: about 3,125 pounds (1,418 kilograms).
- 6‑speed manual: about 3,220 pounds (1,462 kilograms).
Note that actual weight can vary with options such as a sunroof, navigation, or wheel/tire packages, and may differ by regional specifications or model-year sub-variants. Always check the window sticker for the exact curb weight of a specific vehicle.
What affects the weight beyond transmission
Several factors can shift the curb weight of a given Accord Sport, including optional equipment and wheel choices. In general, feature-rich configurations and larger, heavier wheels push the weight upward, while lighter trim packages and smaller wheels may keep weight lower.
For prospective buyers or curious readers, understanding these factors helps explain why two cars labeled “Sport” from the same year can have slightly different handling, performance, and efficiency characteristics.
Additional considerations
Weight interacts with fuel economy, braking, and handling. While the Sport trim emphasizes sportier styling and drive dynamics, the actual curb weight—tied to the chosen transmission and options—plays a role in how those dynamics feel on the road. If you’re comparing trims or shopping used inventory, consider not only horsepower but also how much the vehicle weighs with your preferred configuration.
Notes on data sources and accuracy
The figures above refer to curb weight as reported by Honda and widely cited automotive data sources for the 2016 Accord Sport. Real-world weight for a specific car can vary due to options, regional specs, and manufacturing tolerances. For an exact figure, consult the original window sticker of a given vehicle or the official Honda brochures for that model year.
Summary
The 2016 Honda Accord Sport sits in the low-to-mid 3,000-pound range. With a CVT, expect about 3,125 pounds, while a 6‑speed manual configuration sits around 3,220 pounds. Exact weight depends on options and market, so check the sticker on any particular car for precise numbers. Overall, weight differences between configurations are meaningful for performance and efficiency, but still typical for a midsize sedan from that era.