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Hyundai and Honda are both popular brands that make practical, efficient vehicles. While Honda makes a wider variety of vehicle types, Hyundai tends to offer more standard features. People in Rockville, MD will appreciate Hyundai's lengthy, comprehensive warranties, which are much more extensive than Honda's. Keep reading to see more reasons why Hyundai vehicles are a better buy for Baltimore drivers. Reliability You need a car that can dependably get you to work every day in Arlington, VA. In predicted reliability ratings from J.D. Power, Hyundai vehicles generally faired better than Hondas. All of Hyundai’s vehicles earn a predicted reliability rating of at least 3.5 out of five. Honda has some dependable cars, but the Honda Accord, HR-V, and Pilot all have below-average predicted reliability scores of just 2.5. Safety Both Honda and Hyundai vehicles get good safety ratings from federal testers, but Hyundai out-does Honda in overall safety scores. When both brands’ safety grades are averaged, Hyundai earns a 9.7 out of a possible 10, while Honda earns 9.6 out of 10. Hyundai usually offers more standard safety features, too. For example, the Honda HR-V's lone active safety feature is a rearview camera. Alexandria, VA drivers will like that the Hyundai Kona comes with forward collision warning, lane keep assist, driver drowsiness monitoring, and a rearview camera. Price Hyundai undercuts most of its competition – including Honda – when it comes to price. People in Washington, DC will appreciate that the Hyundai Accent costs nearly $900 less than its Honda counterpart in compact cars, the Honda Fit. Likewise, the midsized Hyundai Sonata costs almost $900 less than the midsize Honda Accord. Visit Fitzgerald Hyundai to See for Yourself Why Hyundai is Better These are just some of the advantages Hyundai offers Rockville drivers compared to what they'd get with a Honda. Shop the vast new inventory at Fitzgerald Hyundai to see the differences for yourself.