The last Honda Accord coupe was the 2017 model year.
In North America, Honda ended the two-door Accord after the 2017 model year—the 2018 Accord lineup offered only a four-door sedan. The 2013–2017 generation included both sedan and coupe, while the 2018 redesign (the tenth generation) moved to a sedan-only lineup. The change reflected shifting consumer preferences and production efficiency priorities for Honda's midsize sedan lineup.
Historical timeline of the Accord coupe
The following points summarize the production run and discontinuation of the Accord coupe.
- Final model year for the Accord coupe in North America: 2017.
- From 2018 model year onward, the Accord lineup in North America was sedan-only.
- The tenth-generation Accord (introduced for 2018) dropped the coupe body style entirely, focusing on sedan variants.
These milestones show that 2017 marked the end of the Accord two-door variant in the U.S. and Canada, closing a long-running two-door chapter of the model line.
Why Honda ended the coupe
Honda cited a combination of slow coupe sales, higher production costs, and a strategic pivot toward sedan-only configurations with modern safety and efficiency features. The shift also aligned with broader market trends favoring four-door family sedans and sportier trim packages within the sedan lineup.
Market dynamics
In the midsize segment, two-door coupes have trended down in sales for years, prompting manufacturers to consolidate offerings to reduce engineering and manufacturing complexity.
What this means for owners and collectors
2017 Accord coupes—especially well-maintained, low-mileage examples—can be of interest to enthusiasts and collectors, though prices vary by condition, trim, and market. For most buyers, the current Accord sedan offers the latest technology and safety features.
Summary
The last year for the Honda Accord coupe was 2017. With the 2018 model year, Honda shifted to a sedan-only lineup in North America, ending the two-door variant of the Accord. The change reflected market demand and production strategy, and as of now, the Accord line continues as a four-door sedan with evolving technology and efficiency options.