Camry, Accord, Mazda6, Sonata Comparison Review - Work Horse Sedans | Everyday Driver TV Season 7

This has been the best looking Camry we’ve seen in a long long time at least so far. Only thing that bothers me with the TRD is the spoiler 👎🏻 not me. Just put a regular spoiler on there 🤦🏻‍♂️

I would go for a lexus

You compare a TRD V6 Camry and a 6 cylinder Mazda 6 to a 1.5 liter turbo Accord? Doesn't sound very fair to Honda guys. Horrible comparison.

Denver has the exact downtown style you see in car ads, so filming cars driving past in Denver feels like watching car commercials, cool shots though

The best part is that Mazda refuses to go with CVT weaker transmissions the others use. 😂

Honda Accord is the best in this segment, but the 2.0T is too expensive
37K for a Mazda which has the least amount of leg room in the segment 😬 .

I recommend Sonata.
Sonata doesn't break down easily.

The Hyundai looks absolutely disgusting

I thought at this point the Hyundai Sonata had the N Series Sonata? Which is their racing type division?

Great review guys, i like how you did the video editing. 👍🏼That Mazda 6 is just sexy!!!

Mazda seems outdated and quite boring now

Sonata limited clear winner

I never like Korean cars.

Hyundai has the N

useless video without conclusion

If you're a techie like me then Sonata hands down. You get the most bang for your buck. Plus it's the only one in the bunch with blind view radar. 2021+ years can even park themselves...

Purchased a 2022 Sonata May-2022. Put on 20k miles in a year, noting I have a 58-mile daily RT for work. I absolutely adore my Sonata. GREAT mileage, very comfortable, fairly quick. Tad bit "jerky" in braking and acceleration; as noted in the video. I really like the catfish front-end, some people don't like it. About the only downside ? It's difficult to tell where the side and nose of the car are. Meaning while the car is very easy to drive and park; in a way parking can be slightly cumbersome. Up real close, it's just tough to tell where the sides of the car are as you're parking. Other than this tidbit, absolutely GREAT car and quite the bargain. If it matters, I have the "SEL" version.

My mazda6 has 2.5 NA but i never hold back for any race, its handling so good and sporty if you know how to drive it. Nothing beat my mazda6 at cornering, might be some Porsche but they don't have the guts to try sadly.

Not fair to compare the sport Camry with the others.. Well you knew.. sad

Mazda 6❤going to buy next month

I just bought a second hand Mazda 6 after 2 months of hardcore research.
I owned only Alfa Romeo’s 145/147/159 (i was extremely happy with those cars btw 🥰)
But they stopped making station models 😢 (and i needed space for my kids)
But I didn’t wanted to buy a suv
I wanted the same luxury, refinement and sportiness
But I also reliability good dealerships and a reasonable price
All that led me to the Mazda 6 sportbreak
I have it now for the 3th day and boy I must admit
What a great car ! 😮
Reading all these comments Im so glad i made the wright choice 🎉

In 2018 I saw a Snowflake Pearl Mazda6 Signature with the parchment (white) interior. I fell in love and leased it for 3 years. At 2 years I found I had $1600 in equity even tho I only put $500 down when I leased it. So we moved into a ‘20 CX-9 lease a year early. Jump ahead 3 years and we decided to “buy” a sedan and eschew leasing and the redundant SUV world. We drove all the usual suspects and although they were 2023s we thought they all lacked the quality and the soul of our 2018 Mazda 6. We found a pristine, one owner 2020 Snowflake Mazda 6 Grand Touring, 30k miles and a price at $12-$15,000 less than a brand new Accord, Camry, Sonata etc. WE LOVE IT! Welcome back old friend! You look beautiful sitting in the garage next to our ‘21 Polymetal grey MX-5 RF Club BBR. Mazda is always the answer! Todd nailed it with his choice!

1. Camry (no turbos. Best car for reliability and resale value)
2. Mazda (near Toyota reliability)
3. Accord
4. Hyundai

I'm weird I am not a fan of turbos so I am glad the sonata offers the 2.5l non turbo engine

Yes the Sonata has a sportier version of it it's called the N line

I feel like none of the other 3 are anywhere close to the Sonata. Looks so much better, is cheaper and has more features than any of the others.

The TRD Camry could be a big contender as a sports sedan if it was 4wd.

I bought a 2021 Mazda 6 turbo and the worst thing about it was the falcon tires that come with it, it was absolutely garbage. So I ended up buying Michelin pilot sport all season tires. Now it drives so much better!!!

GET A HAIRCUT already,

The Camry trd is really sporty, for only 33.000 USD you get a 6 cylinder engine and can accelerate in 5.8sec. that's really good.

No more Mazda 6 so sad

Funny you get the Red TRD Camery, Red Mazda 6 (2.4L turbo, all leathered up). Then you have the lower trim Black Sonata and plain grey Accord, WHY?!?! You know Honda puts a 2.0t in the Accord, and Hyundia has a 2.5l Turbo "N-line" Sonata???

It's like you went to the local dealership and said, "what you got". No planning on comparing trim to trim, just wing it guys.

You have two Sporty cars, vs 2 cars with the "Blah" trim level or lowest cost trim level. What a waste of time guys.

The TRD Camery is not $34k, I don't know where you got your numbers, but they are going for $38k easy. MSRP is not good representation of what the customer pays at the dealership, we all know this in 2022 for sure.

When will guys test drive the Sonata N-line

Mazda all day every day.

If they made the camry trd rwd, that would be sick!!!

Hands down, easy win, camry Wins.... can't beat it in reliability and looks great kinda like a lexus

Noone is buying a trd Camry for 33 grand I'm sorry but your wrong

definitely not Mazda, Sonata is my first choice.

Mazda rule gentlemans

The sonata

I've been a Mazda driver most of my life. I currently drive a Mazda 6 with the lightest engine (2.0) and a 6-speed manual gearbox, but then I am much more about comfort and luxury than about speed.

Soooo, doesn't VW still make a Passat?

Todd gets it right.

Just got a set of Michelin pilot sport as 4 for my 18 signature 6, the handling boost is just icing on the cake for the already fairly precise handling. If I can get a new Mazda infotainment retrofit that would be a dream come true. Love everything else the car has to offer for the 4yr ownership.

Camry TRD driver looks like he's trying too hard.

The sonata is a looker especially in person

As far as looks go, I have to give it to the 6 and Camry. Like you said, the Sonata looks sad. Like it's frowning at me. Feels like my disappointed mom. And like I previously said, the Accord looks like a Beluga Whale.

I can't get over how ugly the Accord is. That front end is hideous. That big forehead turns me off. Reminds me of a Beluga Whale

honda looks the best

Honda looks the best or GTR