Best Sedans Worth Buying

Have you gotten tired of driving an SUV and have decided that it’s time for you to take the plunge and buy a sedan? Sedans are here to stay, and they’ve made a mark for themselves in the market. When it comes to sedans, you have many choices that are worth buying. Here’s a list of sedans that provide stylish looks and maximum comfort with added luxury features.

Acura TLX

The all-new Acura is longer, lower, wider, and sleeker than the outgoing model, and it rides on an all-new platform clad in a more athletic shape. This redesign is part of an overall reinvention of the Acura brand, which will focus on recapturing the sporty image it had in the 1990s. Both front-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive models are available, including a higher-performance V6 Type S version that produces 335 horsepower.

Audi A5

It began life in 2007 as a stylish and sporty version of the A4 sedan, and gained a sleek fastback “four-door coupe” body style in the Sportback. It was redesigned for 2017 with a four-door layout and available all-wheel drive. The A5’s engines range from 201 to 349 horsepower, while the high-performance S5 goes up to 444 horsepower.

Genesis G70

In 2017, Genesis unveiled its new G70, a small luxury car that competes with the BMW 3 Series and Mercedes-Benz C-Class. While BMWs tend to have better performance, the G70 provides similar speed and quality for less money. With 252 or 365 horsepower and either rear- or all-wheel drive, the G70 is available with manual transmission for owners who desire more control. The interior looks striking, too, with lots of technology and a ten-year warranty unsurpassed in the luxury industry.

Honda Accord

The Accord is a family sedan from Honda. It was introduced in 1977 as an upgrade from the Civic, and Honda has released more than ten different models of it since then. The tenth generation of the Accord was released in 2018, and it received positive feedback for being not only practical but also stylish. Honda gave the Accord several visual updates in 2021, and the car’s turbocharged engines are eager and frugal. The lightest version of this sedan is the Accord Hybrid, which has a 48 mpg city and highway fuel efficiency rating.