The 2017 Accord V6 is primarily paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission, though the V6-equipped Coupe offered a 6-speed manual option in certain trims. This article breaks down how the transmission choices were applied by body style and trim.
In the 2017 model year, Honda kept the 3.5-liter V6 engine in the Accord for higher-end trims, delivering strong performance compared with the four-cylinder options. Transmission choices varied depending on whether you bought the sedan or the two-door coupe, and by specific trim level within those bodies. The sedan typically featured the automatic, while the coupe provided a manual option to appeal to driving enthusiasts, with the automatic available in some configurations as well.
Transmission options by body style
Below is a concise look at how the 3.5L V6 was paired with transmissions in 2017, separated by the car’s body style.
- Sedan: 6-speed automatic transmission.
- Coupe: 6-speed manual transmission available on V6 trims; some configurations could also be equipped with a 6-speed automatic.
Transmission availability could vary by market and specific vehicle configuration, so checking the exact vehicle window sticker or VIN-based documentation is recommended for a given car.
Additional details
For buyers or researchers, verify the transmission type on a specific vehicle by reviewing the original window sticker or consulting the dealer, as there can be variations by trim, market, or production run.
Summary
In summary, the 2017 Honda Accord V6 generally used a 6-speed automatic, with the notable exception of the Coupé where a 6-speed manual was offered on V6 trims. Availability of the automatic in the Coupe configuration could also occur depending on the specific setup.