Moving to Vegas, might hybridmaxx with a Camry or Accord

[EDcellent]

Scored a great job in Las Vegas, and now that I won't need a truck anymore, I've been considering just getting a new Accord or Camry in hybrid form. Hybrid options aren't that much for an option, and pay off bigly for city mpg. I rented a Camry to drive down to Vegas, and I was really comfortable in it. Even going 80-85mph with the AC on, I was still getting 37-40mpg, even without the hybrid. When I move down in July, I'm going to test drive an accord to get a feel for that. I'd pretty much only be interested in the base models, I don't want the higher end versions. I'd get a used version of them, but I'll be most likely renting an apartment and I won't have the space to do maintenance or repairs.

Anyone have either of these cars? How have they been for long term ownership? Reliability?

[blazenbb]

By far the Camry. I’m probably going to get an le with a ton of options. I test drove the accord and didn’t even make it out of the parking lot. Fastest test drive the salesman has ever seen.

[LargePeter]

When I was in Vegas for a week all anyone drove were fuk off massive pick up trucks, Euro luxury cars or muscle cars

Good luck with your leftard eco homo goals OP

[EDcellent]

By far the Camry. I’m probably going to get an le with a ton of options. I test drove the accord and didn’t even make it out of the parking lot. Fastest test drive the salesman has ever seen.

Yeah I'm leaning towards the Camry. The new Accord looks nice, but the Camry I rented was super comfortable, and barely bothered my sciatica during the 12hr drive. Yeah I was looking at the LE too, but bone stock since I just want an inexpensive daily.

When I was in Vegas for a week all anyone drove were fuk off massive pick up trucks, Euro luxury cars or muscle cars

Good luck with your leftard eco homo goals OP

Lmao thankfully I have a fully developed frontal cortex, and I'm not insecure about what I drive. My priorities are comfort and cost of ownership. The fuel economy would be phenomenal as well. I'll let the brokies try to flex with their $7xx monthly payments for 8 years and have maintenance out the arse.