Looking for a pure comfy car to buy. Want really good cup holders

Camry/Accord

>>16814432
Any specific model/year for best comfy feels?

Camry vs Accord debate too.

>>16814467
Camry is comfier and quieter.

Accord is funner to drive with tighter suspension for turning but noisier. Accord has better engines too.

Comes down to preference, but these 2 platforms are very ironed out. Get a 2008+ if you're getting an accord.

>>16814684
What about civic/corolla?

Just smaller versions of those but still sedan?

>>16814740
Corolla is more reliable and quieter, but seriously out of date. A 2003 Corolla has the same engine and transmission as a 2015 Corolla.

I think Corollas are fucking stupid because a recent Civic or Mazda3 is just as reliable but more modern with less compromises.

>>16814793
Price differences (Dont' know actual numbers)

Mazda3 vs Civic in 2008-2012 or so with ~90k miles.

Which would be a better choice for mpg/comfy/useful.

I only highway drive on the weekends but I assume a civic or mazda3 or even corolla shouldn't struggle there.

>>16814793
Basically this

The Corolla has't made any strides since around then, I honestly can't see why one wouldn't just buy a Camry, Civic, Mazda3 or Altima

>>16814815
Mazda3 hatch of 2nd gen (08-12) is probably the best option all around. The 2012 has the skyactive engines so basically the same engine as a 2017 Mazda3, which currently is the best engine in it's class for power and efficiency.

Mazda3 is the least comfy though and the noisiest cabin, it's the most fun to drive though.

>>16814822
Does the camry also use a CVT?

I've heard bad things about those and DCT. Has that changed? I read that hyundai and mazda still use regular 6 speed auto.