The 2013 Honda Crosstour

2013 Honda Crosstour

Feel:

Originally known as the Accord Crosstour, Honda has progressed this vehicle to its own line as the Crosstour, as it possesses a perfect balance between an Accord Sedan and an SUV. While the Crosstour has many similarities with the Accord, many features are exclusive to the Crosstour:

• Paddle shifters mounted on steering wheel (exclusive to V-6 model)
• 51.3 cubic feet of cargo space

Finish:

• The Crosstour has the quietest ride out of any vehicle I have tested so far
• The EX-L model comes with black (or, depending on the base color, ivory) leather seats, which look stylish and have maximum comfort. Along with the EX-L, the other trim levels the Crosstour comes in include the EX 4-cylinder and the EX V6.
• Store up to 16 GB of data, directly in the vehicle! If you are a fan of Pandora, the HondaLink has a Pandora radio app built right in to its 4” audio touch screen. Listen to your personal music anytime you drive!

Functionality:

• Interior space is the major difference between the Crosstour and the Accord.
• Back seats, with a 60/40 split, lay down flush, which can be easily lowered by one-touch levers located in the cargo. With both seats down, you have a full 51.3 cubic feet of storage space!
• A utility box hides in the floor of the cargo, so you can keep valuable items stored out of sight. The box also lifts out of the floorboard. Tired of making multiple trips to your car after grocery shopping? Load all your bags into the utility box and carry them all in at once!
• Standard features for the Crosstour include:
• Bluetooth HandsFreeLink
• USB Audio Interface
• Rearview Camera
• Side Curtain Airbags
• Its safety features are exactly what you expect from a Honda: Lane Departure Warning, Back-Up sensors, Forward Collision Warning, and Honda LaneWatch are all standard features on the EX-L model.