The main dose of sport found in the Accord Coupe HFP comes courtesy of a revised suspension setup that enhances this car quite a bit. Thrown into a corner, it sticks and stays composed while carrying decent speed, feeling like a whole different machine compared to the stock Accord. Ride quality is firm, but isn’t too intrusive in everyday driving, and is definitely worth putting up with for the added performance.
Combined with the 278 hp of the V6, the Accord Coupe HFP has more than enough power to keep a driving enthusiast happy, but still offers most of the practicality of the family-oriented Accord, save the deletion of two doors of course.
