2017 Honda Accord Coupe V6 HFP Driven 

lucky i widh i had the hFP

the HFP is just a awesome difference experience you made a great pick, i have a 2012 accord coupe and wish it was a HFP...I am looking to get HFP Rims for my coupe though, accord coupes are beautiful reliable cars!

@@nickrah1737 even i4s ?

Turbo 6 :D come on!

2018 sure wasn't nice to you.... Hard agree though. The new system may have proven to be *slightly* faster but just one more thing to have to worry about replacing and loses all that J series glory. As great as a turbo for the V6 would be, there just isn't the aftermarket support to make it worth it. Sadly.

Justin Bouche welp got u

@@JohnyTechReview What it needed actually is AWD .

@@alickswiden71 the type s is a v6 turbo

2023 I’m thinking buying one do you think is worth it

Peter Lee the HFP is an enthusiast option...

i agree much rather have coil overs

i traded in my 2015 and got this .. i used to hate the look of the 16s-17s but it grew on me over time. what i missed from the 15 is the ease of switching the camera views with the nob while reversing. in the new one you've gotta ease your back off the seat to touch the infotainment screen. but, the addition of android auto and carplay makes up for that. i can watch youtube via android auto's web brower! the only thing i need to add is the hfp sport suspensions, lower it 15mm and the hfp rims then it'll be fully hfp'ed out.

Agree. There's no way you can't get the 19's and suspension for $5k with some left to spare. That 'aero kit' surely doesn't actually do anything.

I just got the HFP suspension and wheels, no body kit. I’m happy

Doesn't come in white, unfortunately. 6-6 only comes black, red, grey.

TheRealHeavyG 6-6 for the 9th is offers blue and white. I don't believe white is offered in the face lifted 16 and 17.

The only important item are the suspensions of the HFP package, and you can buy them for 700 dollars on EBAY. + fitment I would say around 900, rest of the kit is for style, spare 4 k and just get the important peace (coilovers and suspension from HFP)

Alex Nunez its suspension upgrades. The car is already UNDERRATED at 278. It's making 302hp. You don't want more power in a FWD car already has plenty. The main complaint with this car is the suspension not matching the drivetrain

Alex Nunez yeah it's a nice upgrade but not $5,000 worth. Maybe $2,500 for the suspension but still pushing it in my opinion

Simba TheGreat I can see that being an issue, I rather save my $5k and find a good aftermarket option for it.

Alex Nunez yea a nice set of coilovers or even lowering sprigs would work better but you pay for oem quality and warranty with these. But I agree

Got an Accord Coupe with V-6 6-speed manual about 5 months ago. Great car. Already purchased the Tein SA coilover system with the SPC 3-piece camber kit. Also purchased some Advan RZII 19x9.0 (front) [245/40/19] & 19x10.0 (rear) [275/35/19] racing rims that are 9lbs lighter at each corner. Getting everything installed soon, can't wait.

Honda went downhill after 2017.

Audi is FWD on base models

I wish it had both.

Nick Phillips when it comes to headroom obviously the sedan > coupe

The V6 6 speed coupes are a gem if you see one grab it fast I'm checking one out this weekend

It is. We film often around Kirkland. Not related to Sean so far as I know. If so, it would have to be pretty far back up the family tree. Most Douthit's are around the East Coast with a concentration in North Carolina. - RD

+Driving Sports TV Thank you for letting me know. You're right, it would have to be quite a ways back as your surnames are spelled differently, too. I just heard the name 'Douthit (Douthett)' and saw the location, and put the two together in error... FWIW, I lived in the Lake City/North City area of what is now Shoreline for about 40 years, hence my familiarity with the location. Back to the Accord- seriously thinking of getting a 2017 as the series has matured; I just can't decide whether to get a V-6 or an I-4. Regardless, I am SOOOOO thankful that Honda recognizes the fact that manual transmissions can be a deal MAKER for some of us. I insist on a manual trans, you have infinite control of torque application in adverse weather conditions... not to mention they are FUN... By the way, great video!!! Subscribed.

$5k for that package? LOL. Biggest ripoff ever.

red floor mat WOW $3800 LMAO

They stopped making the coupes :( Used Hondas are still reliable

Last model year for the V6 was 2017...

They are 300, Honda intentionally underrated them

Huh, where is there a V6 Twin Turbo?

I want to see and i hope to see a v6 twin turbo

JNS TRUCKING they need to decrease engine size due turbo extra components like inter coolers need space. Maybe, the increasing in hp worth it.

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6 speed yeah smaller engines that kick the bigger engines ass! All you need is a good turbo on a 4 cyl to smoke a v6 and even a v8

JohnyTechReview Acura competes with Infiniti. This engine is putting out 302hp. Honda hasn't messed with the ratings since 2008 but have done numerous upgrades.

JohnyTechReview i have the V6 accord to. but i agree the infinity has the DOHC makes it a stronger V6 than Honda’s SOHC V6

It’s underrated for sure. I own a 2014 v6 6 speed coupe and I’d say it’s closer to 300 hp at the crank. Plenty of juice

Well, I had the ability to drive both the Altima and Maxima V6 for about a week, and the Accord Coupe was MUCH more fun to drive. The real competitor to the Accord Coupe was the 370Z, and that was just TOO sporty for what I was looking for. The Accord was a good sweet spot, and it is super comfortable to drive. I'd argue that this coupe, specifically, is the last of a dying breed. There are no more sporty coupes based on sedan trims on the market. Everyone else gave them up, even Honda. This was a pretty special car. V6, 6MT, Coupe... Good car.

Car already comes with suspension too... The difference is that all of these "upgrades" come from the dealer and covered under warranty. "Worth" is subjective, in this case. In my case, I had the HFP kit installed at the dealer and I took the stock wheels, tires, and suspension and sold it all for about $1200, so the $4k I negotiated for the HFP "kit" only cost me $2800. That's not too bad.

Josh Mitchell cuz then no one buys/wants the type r.

All of that stuff is for kids. I agree if you buy a used one out of warranty and want to turn it into a track car. Daily use... that noise is just for kids and who's got the bigger peen.

way too much, but way to much holds their value🤗

4SHO421 fast in a straight line that it. Hate the new American muscle. Just fast that’s it. Crappy aqua interior lights that they haven’t changed in 30 years, and hard plastic junky interiors. No resale value. Pieces of junk

But when you buy a Camaro, what you get is... a Camaro. Where as if you buy a Honda Accord, you don't end up with a Camaro. I'll admit that the Camaro is holding it's resale value, but it's ugly and feels very cheap inside, even when loaded.

4SHO421 and you’d have a V6 Camero. I have a 2012 Accord V6 limited. It’s faster than the V6 camero.