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7/8/2025, 9:55:41 PM
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I miss when a "top trim" Accord or Camry might have meant you get an interior with gathered, cream-colored leather with faux wood grain, gold badging, and maybe even some dealer extras like gold badges, mesh-style wheels and so on. There might even be a landau top involved if it's some old dude buying it. Don't forget the metallic champagne or dark green paint on the outside, too.
Now, top trim means it's got to have sporty bucket seats, 19-20" wheels with low profile tires, a "sport-tuned" suspension, and don't forget the factory canards, splitter, spoiler and all the fake carbon fiber and contrast red stitching on the interior. A Camry or Accord doesn't need that shit (and in the Accord's favor it doesn't have that shit, the Camry and it's TRD variant are absolutely guilty however, Altima SR as well)
I miss when a "top trim" Accord or Camry might have meant you get an interior with gathered, cream-colored leather with faux wood grain, gold badging, and maybe even some dealer extras like gold badges, mesh-style wheels and so on. There might even be a landau top involved if it's some old dude buying it. Don't forget the metallic champagne or dark green paint on the outside, too.
Now, top trim means it's got to have sporty bucket seats, 19-20" wheels with low profile tires, a "sport-tuned" suspension, and don't forget the factory canards, splitter, spoiler and all the fake carbon fiber and contrast red stitching on the interior. A Camry or Accord doesn't need that shit (and in the Accord's favor it doesn't have that shit, the Camry and it's TRD variant are absolutely guilty however, Altima SR as well)
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