Right from the start of Driven Web Series, you viewers have requested for us to settle the D-segment dilemma. Your wish is our command, as we present to you this week’s shootout – Toyota Camry 2.5V vs Honda Accord 2.4 VTi-L vs Mazda6 2.5. So which is the King of company cars?
The Camry enters the ring with not much to fight with, but plenty to fight for. On its side is its long-standing clout of being the default go-to vehicle for most middle management folks. But as we’ve proved in Driven Web Series, being the best seller doesn’t always mean it’s the best. Sometimes yes, but mostly no.
That’s where the rejuvenated Honda Accord and refreshed Mazda6 come in. Each has a host of new tech to take the fight to the old-fashioned but extremely successful Toyota. It’s a classic clash of young upstarts against the old hand. Battle royales don’t get any bigger than this.
Or perhaps it does, as we have lined up a special surprise entry from the land of the South. South Korea, that is. Watch the video above to find out which K-pop superstar it is that we have deemed worthy to take on the established Japanese trio. Can it fight its way to the top?
Time flies when you’re having fun, doesn’t it? With the fifth episode now out, we’ve come to the end of our series. Don’t worry though, Driven Web Series will be back. Enjoy the full series here, and thank you for watching. And of course, stay tuned to paultan.org for the latest automotive news and reviews. Till next time!
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the blog post reveal strong opinions about the three vehicles, with many favoring the Honda Accord 2.4 for its comfort, noise levels, and features like active noise control and lane-assist systems. Enthusiasts praise the Mazda6 2.5 for its driving dynamics, safety features, and refined interior, though some note it’s slower than expected. The Toyota Camry 2.5 is often viewed as dull, with concerns over its design and reduced features in newer models. The lively comments include humor and satire, especially about the parody character Sam Loo, which added entertainment. Overall, the reviews are a mix of serious analysis and humor, with a consensus that the Accord and Mazda6 are generally better choices than the Camry, though resale value and brand perceptions also sparked debate.