CROSSTOUR REVIEWS

2010 Honda Crosstour

"Those familiar with the Accord will feel at home in the Crosstour's cockpit. Materials are high quality, with double stitching on available leather surfaces." - Autonet.ca

Road test: 2010 Honda Crosstour

“The first crossovers borrowed their boxy styling from traditional SUVs. But a growing trend to meld coupe-like styling into the genre is exemplified in the 2010 Honda Accord Crosstour.” – driving.ca“The mid-sized 2010 Honda Crosstour joins the growing number of crossovers being introduced by automakers around the world. As the segment grows crowded, Honda has wisely chosen to differentiate its offering with coupe-like styling while retaining the practicality the market demands.” – driving.ca

Crosstour a taller, cargo-friendly, loaded Accord

“The Honda is not a small SUV, not a wagon, not a sedan, not a hatch, but is a little bit of each” – wheels.caThere's a blurry line between large crossovers and small SUVs, and then add hatchbacks on top of it all. Overlapping into all of them, Crosstour provides one more option for practical-minded buyers. – wheels.ca

First Test: 2010 Honda Accord Crosstour

“What we are sure of is this is one delightful car to drive…” – motortrend.com“The car almost refuses to be photographed; it needs to be physically pondered on two moving feet, watching the surfaces blend and emerge as you change perspective. And while -- even after lots of pondering -- we might all agree that the Crosstour is not exactly museum material, parked next to Toyota's Venza or Nissan's Murano (as Honda smartly arranged) the Crosstour is aesthetically competitive.” – motortrend.com