FD vs Accord

**trann123** · January 2nd, 2019 07:19 PM

So I have 2 units to view this weekend. A civic fd 2009 m/t at 60k km and an Accord 2009 a/t at 50k km. I was thinking which one is better between the two considering both of them are in good condition.

**istan** · January 2nd, 2019 07:30 PM

Accord, if u don't mind the fc.

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**trann123** · January 2nd, 2019 07:33 PM

Originally Posted by istan

Accord, if u don't mind the fc.

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What does fc mean po. Sorry newbie

**mincer_ray** · January 2nd, 2019 08:52 PM

Fuel consumption

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**jakewise** · January 2nd, 2019 08:58 PM

FC means fuel consumption. Since Accord has the bigger engine and heavier body, it will consume more fuel compared to the FD who has a smaller engine and lighter body compared to the Accord. But definitely, Accord will be more comfortable between the two cars. However, it is still best for you to try and test drive both cars to compare their comfort, as your opinion may differ from mine.

**chronicle** · January 2nd, 2019 09:38 PM

If it is the same price, ill get the accord, given that it is a higher class and less mileage on it.

BUT, 50Tkm and 60Tkm or a 9 year unit??? Either this are garage queens or something's amiss with both.

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**timming_gear** · January 2nd, 2019 09:46 PM

If fuel is not a problem, Accord, executive feel's 🖤[emoji41]

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**chris_d** · January 2nd, 2019 09:51 PM

Originally Posted by chronicle

If it is the same price, ill get the accord, given that it is a higher class and less mileage on it.

BUT, 50Tkm and 60Tkm or a 9 year unit??? Either this are garage queens or something's amiss with both.

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Seems about right if used within the city only.

I have 3 vehicles, two of them average around 5-6k km per year. The older car gets around 1000km per year.

I usually assume someone who owns the Accord has more than one vehicle.

**trann123** · January 2nd, 2019 10:23 PM

Originally Posted by jakewise

FC means fuel consumption. Since Accord has the bigger engine and heavier body, it will consume more fuel compared to the FD who has a smaller engine and lighter body compared to the Accord. But definitely, Accord will be more comfortable between the two cars. However, it is still best for you to try and test drive both cars to compare their comfort, as your opinion may differ from mine.

Ano po FC ng both per liter?