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Honda Accord Crosstour


Honda Accord Crosstour

+Trim:




Fuel Economy

City
11.5
L/100K
Highway
7.2
L/100K

Vehicle Dimensions (mm)

4999
1898
2797
1670

2010 Honda Accord Crosstour EX-L V6 5AT

Fuel City 11.5L/100K
Fuel Highway 7.2L/100K
Transmission Automatic
Max Power 202 KW 271 HP
Body Type Hatchback
Number of Doors 5
Engine 3.5l
Drive Wheels Front Wheel Drive

2010 Honda Accord Crosstour EX-L Navi Road Test Review

The all-new 2010 Honda Crosstour is a head-turning kind of vehicle, whether that’s for the better or for the worse! The first
2010 Honda Accord Crosstour
Honda's new Accord Crosstour is a unique look that is polarizing opinions. (Photo: Canadian Auto Press)
reaction I received from a pedestrian as I pulled into a parking spot was, “Wow, that’s a great looking car. Is it a hybrid?” To which I answered, “Unfortunately, no.” The next reaction, needless to say, was not so enthusiastic. “That is the ugliest car I’ve ever seen. I would never buy it.” Throughout my time with the Crosstour, I received various comments on its styling and the overall consensus was quite positive. But in a world where looks are so important, sometimes people cut themselves off from great things just because they judge the book by its cover. 

Granted, styling is a very personal thing so people who just hate the way the Crosstour looks probably won’t consider ever taking it for a test drive or buying it based on that judgment alone. And there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. However, those who are looking for a vehicle that is extremely practical,
2010 Honda Accord Crosstour
From the back, the Crosstour has a really sporty stance. (Photo: Canadian Auto Press)
is bigger than a Honda CRV but comparable in size to the Pilot, has a great interior, a nicely endowed engine, and fantastic driving dynamics probably won’t be disappointed with the Crosstour. I know I wasn’t. 

This vehicle has a lot of admirable features, one of which I believe, is its styling. Honda, in my opinion, has broken out of its “safe-zone” and has made an edgy looking car with a prominent grille, a robust hood, beefy P225/60R18 all-season tires with sexy 18” aluminum-alloy wheels, sleek lines and a funky rear end design. It’s very future-chic and rather unconventional so perhaps that’s why there is such a polarized opinion on its exterior. 

Another feature that a passenger pointed out to me was the ease at which he was able to get in and out of the Crosstour. This usually isn’t a problem for me but this particular passenger requires the use of crutches to walk, is heavy in stature, and tall, so he feels very restricted when it comes to entering and exiting vehicles. He said, “This is the best car I’ve ever been in for a man my size.” In addition to him, there were also two males sitting in the back seat, both over six-feet-tall who also had no issues with comfort or legroom. Again, the Crosstour didn’t fail to deliver. 

And while I’m on the topic of the interior, the top-of-the-line EX-L Navi trim comes with plush leather seating surfaces, a Honda Satellite-Linked Navigation System with bilingual Voice Recognition, and steering wheel-mounted controls. It also comes with a rearview camera, which was perfect since visibility out the rear can be a little challenging at times, but definitely not
2010 Honda Accord Crosstour
Familiar territory if you're used to Honda interiors. (Photo: Canadian Auto Press)
something that takes away from the driving experience. The blue needles on the instrument cluster were also a nice touch that added colour and depth to the cabin. The only thing I wasn’t crazy about in the cabin was the copious amount of buttons on the centre stack. This is something that I’ve never really been crazy about in Honda’s so I’ll just leave it at that. 

The Crosstour is derived from the Accord sedan, but has an added bonus; the bonus of the available Real Time 4WD system. This crossover vehicle not only drives ideally on dry roads, but on wet ones as well. My husband even took it for a spin in the snow and it did just fine. And even with the 4WD system, the Crosstour doesn’t suck back too much fuel since it uses an estimated 12.3L/100km in the city and 8.0L/100km on the highway. 

While
2010 Honda Accord Crosstour
Load it up! (Photo: Canadian Auto Press)
driving around on the dry and wet roads, I noticed that the ride quality was quite exceptional. It definitely drove more like a sedan than anything else. Its front independent double-wishbone and rear multi-link double-wishbone suspension has the finesse and capability to master tight turns and also feels good doing it. Couple the suspension with a nicely endowed engine and life is good. 

Under the hood of the Crosstour is a 3.5-litre, 24-valve, SOHC, i-VTEC V6 that produces 271 horsepower and 254 lb-ft of torque. The engine is mated to a 5-speed automatic transmission, which makes city driving oh-so-convenient. It didn’t feel too sluggish when accelerating quickly and has the ability to promptly pass other vehicles at highway speeds. Its versatility in various driving situations also earns points in my books. 

I’d
2010 Honda Accord Crosstour
The Crosstour is mighty practical for a sporty car, featuring this hidden storage compartment under the load floor. (Photo: Canadian Auto Press)
also like to commend the Crosstour for having a generous amount of trunk space. Although it might look like the cargo capacity could be reduced due to the rear styling, that’s not the case. There is 728-litres (25.7 cu ft) of storage space to fill to your heart’s content, plus an 8-inch deep under-floor removable utility box cargo compartment as a bonus. So not only can five people sit comfortably in the Crosstour, there’s also room for their baggage, too. 

When it comes to pricing, the Crosstour EX-L Navi has an MSRP of $40,450. The base Crosstour has an MSRP of $36,450. With all things considered, the price tag is not unreasonable by any means. 

Overall, the 2010 Honda Crosstour proved to be a great vehicle on the inside and out. Even though it might not be every person’s first choice in the styling department, it is practical and very capable. Besides, looks aren’t everything and the Crosstour just might surprise you. 


Interior

  • Leather steering wheel ; includes
    tilting adjustment and telescopic
    adjustment
  • Cupholders in front row and rear seats
  • Passenger seat secondary ventilation
    controls
  • Electrochromic rear view mirror
  • Front power windows with 2 express, rear
    power windows
  • Floor and overhead console
  • 6-disc CD changer in dashboard
  • Audio Connectivity: AUX jack and USB
  • 7 speakers
  • Remote audio controls: steering wheel
    mounted
  • Memorized adjustment: includes 2 driver
    settings and door mirror position
  • Delayed/fade courtesy lights
  • Illuminated driver and passenger vanity
    mirror
  • Service interval indicator
  • External temperature
  • Luxury trim: alloy & leather on shifter,
    wood/woodgrain on doors and
    wood/woodgrain on dashboard
  • Cargo area cover
  • Front seat center armrest
  • Front seat: driver heated bucket with 4
    power adjustments ; details: memorized
    height adj., memorized lumbar adj. and
    memorized tilt adj., front seat:
    passenger heated bucket with 2 power
    adjustments
  • Power steering with variable rack
  • Ventilation system with cabin filter
  • Air conditioning with auto, dual-zone
    fully automated climate control
  • Fixed rear window with defroster and
    intermittent wiper
  • Compass
  • Garage door opener
  • Fuel consumption: city: 11.5 (L/100km);
    highway: 7.2 (L/100km); combined: 9.6
    (L/100km); vehicle range: 732 km / 455
    miles
  • Seating: 5 seats
  • Audio system with AM/FM/satellite radio,
    6 CDs (reads MP3) ; includes RDS
  • 12V in front
  • Cruise control
  • Front reading lights
  • Dashboard
  • Tachometer
  • Clock
  • Floor mats
  • Seat upholstery: leather
  • Rear seat center armrest with trunk
    access
  • Rear seats: split-folding bench with
    seating for three

Exterior

  • Driver and passenger door mirror:
    heated, body colour, power adjustable
  • Spare wheel: spacesaver with steel rim
  • Element antenna
  • Pearl paint
  • Windshield wipers with automatic
    intermittent wipe
  • Doors: driver, rear driver, passenger
    and rear passenger : front hinged
  • Front fog lights
  • Power glass sunroof

Mechanical

  • Independent front wishbone suspension
    with stabilizer bar and coil springs,
    independent rear multi-link suspension
    with stabilizer bar and coil springs
  • Cylinder shutdown: # of cylinders: 3
  • Remote control trunk/hatch release
  • Electronic traction control (via ABS &
    engine management)
  • Fuel system: multi-point injection
  • 5-speed automatic transmission with
    shifter on floor
  • Powertrain type : combustion
  • Front-wheel drive
  • Emissions data: CO2: 4,589 kg/yr
  • Fuel: unleaded ( 87 octane)

Safety

  • Stability control
  • Brake assist system
  • Smart card / smart key: manual ;
    includes central locking and memory seat
  • ABS
  • Immobilizer
  • Headlight control with dusk sensor
  • Front to rear side curtain airbag
  • Anti-theft protection:
  • Front side airbag
  • 3-point height adjustable front seat
    belts with pre-tensioners for driver and
    passenger
  • Electronic brake distribution
  • Low tire pressure indicator
  • 4 disc brakes (2 ventilated)
  • Painted front and rear bumpers
  • Headlights: halogen with projector beam
    lens
  • Daytime running lights
  • Remote keyless power locks ; includes
    trunk/hatch, includes power windows and
    speed sensing
  • Intelligent driver front airbag,
    intelligent passenger front airbag with
    occupant sensors
  • 2 active height adjustable head
    restraints for front seats, 3 height
    adjustable head restraints for rear
    seats
  • 3-point rear seat belts for driver,
    passenger and center

Dimensions

  • Weights: curb weight (kg): 1,755
  • External dimensions: overall length
    (mm): 4,999, overall width (mm): 1,898,
    overall height (mm): 1,670, wheelbase
    (mm): 2,797, front track (mm): 1,648,
    rear track (mm): 1,648 and curb to curb
    turning circle (mm): 12,253
  • Cargo capacity: rear seat down (litres):
    1,453 and all seats in place (litres):
    728
  • 70 litre fuel tank
  • Power: 271 HP ( 202 kW) @ 6,200 rpm; 254
    ft lb of torque ( 344 Nm) @ 5,000 rpm
  • Front and rear alloy wheels: 18"x 7.5"
  • Internal dimensions: front headroom
    (mm): 1,003, rear headroom (mm): 953,
    front hip room (mm): 1,405, rear hip
    room (mm): 1,370, front leg room (mm):
    1,073, rear leg room (mm): 951, front
    shoulder room (mm): 1,467, rear shoulder
    room (mm): 1,427 and interior volume
    (litres): 2,871
  • Engine: 3.5L V 6 OHC with VVT ( 10.5 :1
    compression ratio ; 4 valves per
    cylinder)
  • Front and rear all-season tires with
    black sidewall : 225/ 50/ " H " rated

Misc

  • Coming home device
  • Delivery/freight charge: $ 1,550.00
  • Charges: Air Conditioning Tax $ 100.00

(J005) Standard Gloss Paint

Gloss paint

Excludes: [J003] Standard Metallic Paint


(J003) Standard Metallic Paint

Metallic paint

Excludes: [J005] Standard Gloss Paint


*Disclaimer: Pricing is subject to change without notice, actual price may vary; installed options may also vary by dealer. Price does not include applicable license fees, insurance, registration, tax, freight / delivery, PDI or administration fees. See dealership for final pricing and availability.

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  • 368 Kingsway
  • Vancouver BC
  • V5T 3J6 Canada
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