The most interesting part is that people often assumed that the more expensive ZDX was based on this platform, however this had more expensive double-wishbone suspension while the Acura had cheaper MacPherson struts upfront.

I think all Hondas look better the older they get. I also like how Honda added the dual screen even tho this was based on the 8th gen accord which didn’t have this or the right camera option.

I love my 2010 Accord Crosstour. Currently at 214k miles and still drives like a dream. I plan on holiding onto it until it can't move under its own power anymore.

This is one of the few wagon-sedan-SUV-coupe things that actually looks good. It wasn't overly tall and bulked up like the X6. If Honda brought it back with a slight lift it would fit right in.

I always thought back then that the roofline of the Crosstour reminded me of the 970 Porsche Panamera and I still think so to this day. Not a bad Crosstour! Also, congrats for once again passing the BFB test at 5:19, Zack!

My GF just got this to pair with our old Toyota Siquoia. We got a top trim with less than 100k on her for 15k. It's power, comfort and quality is wild. Absolutely a gem of a machine with the V6 and AWD.

I have a 2011 Crosstour, which I feature in most of my channel’s videos and I absolutely love driving it. I found this review video to be excellent. Well done 👍

My wife and I had a 2012 and then bought a 2013 5 years ago. Love it, still get compliments on the Kona Coffee color and asking us what it is. Still drives great with just 74k, we'll be driving it for a long time.

I think one reason why these failed was because of an identity crisis,like the Toyota Venza. A lot of people were unsure of what it was. With the Venza, even Toyota said it was neither a crossover nor a wagon. However for some reason BMW still has the X6, and they introduced the X4, Mercedes-Benz has the GLE coupe and GLC coupe.

I got my Crosstour with 150k kms (90k miles) for very cheap, because someone has traded it in at a Toyota dealership. I love the car, absolute gem. Some people don't like the back of it, but I actually found it quite nice. With Toyota Crown coming to us, it's nice to see that the crossovers are not done yet.

I’ve always seen these as a revival of the accord wagon

That Blind Spot feature should be part of the safety sense package. Toyota doesn't offer it back then. But now it's an option, not standard

A friend of mine had one of these and threw a bigger set of wheels on it. It looked amazing. My sister has a ZDX and loves it to this day. People are just boring and they'd rather just get the mommy soccer car then get something really cool like this or the Acura ZDX. I own a first generation Honda Fit and that's another car that Honda took away from us because of low sales. Old Hondas are super cool that's for sure

I always wondered about this car’s design. Thank you for this excellent review!

Awesome that you reviewed a fleet car! I do like the Crosstour

Awesome video... I just bought my second Crosstour. I had a 2010 and loved it but it was hitting 184000 miles so traded it in on 2014 and got another 90000 miles to catch up to the old one and the updates between 2010-12 to the 2013-15 models are still surprising me.. It is a Love or Hate car... but for me it is a Love

A plus NO CVT OR STOP START ❤️

Always loved these and thought they were ahead of their time! Noice!!!

I loved my 2014 Honda Crosstour EX-L, sold it for a Honda Passport. I do miss my Crosstour, but the modern tech and more storage made me get it. I would 100% buy another one now that I have a storage SUV

I’ve had my 2010 for six years. Excellent ride, performance and economy. Very easy DYI. So far nothing has failed😅

If they brought this back today both it and the Acura ZDX would sell like crazy. The mainstream offerings are missing out on the Coupe suv era. Like to think that this lives on through the new civic hatch I see the resemblance slightly

The accord Crosstour name was dropped on the 2012 model

My son has a crosstour and we love it. Now I'm looking to buy a used one.

I remember seeing these on the road, Acura had a variant of this also

ServPro has some of the weirdest vehicles in their fleet. My local ServPro facility has a 2nd gen Astro that sees regular use.

I just picked a black one up 2010 and 140,000 miles for $3500 and needed a lot of love. I’m at the last stage now i replace rear and front bumpers timing belt. plugs two catalytic converter‘s.. 4 sensors You name it I’ve replaced it. Parts and labor $3.900.

Wagons aren't popular in the United States which is automakers don't make them for America anymore. The Toyota Camry wagon was discontinued after 1996.

Bought the 2014 brand new. Still own it with only 57K miles. Love my baby.

Fun fact. The tan interior is the hardest to find in these. I have the awesome time of having a crosstour that a different friend who owned it before the friend I got it from, gutted the interior trying to make it more “race car” still missing a front passenger side door panel.

I wish Honda did still do the lane-watch.

I always thought this thing was hideous. Looks like Gonzo from the Muppets. The fewer I see around, the more interesting the design has become. Honda/Acura design during this era was odd. The Beak on the TL was particularly offensive. 🔥

Dude giving Honda credit for the cameras that they stopped putting on their cars since like 2019

This is actually a very good car.

I love big bottle fail sound 🙌🏼😪

We are about to buy a crosstour

They gotta bring this car back.

Love this car!!!!

The Toyota Crown is banking on this Very similar concept

The crosstour needed that blindspot camera

i have never heard of the Honda Crosstour before

Honda is the only CVT i would trust. Just because they've been doing them since the 50s

I don't see that many Servpro vehicles or maybe I just don't pay attention to the more mundan vehicles they own. I did a Servpro Honda Element wants and being an owner of an element myself kind of annoyed me that they stuck one of their stickers on the high mount center brake light is the element is behind the glass instead of on the exterior like other SUVs.

Excellent review thanks

That's interesting that their kinda rare except I still see quite a handful of these. I see more of these then I see first gen Mazda 3's or Honda CRZ's.

Would anyone recommend getting a 2010 Honda Crosstour for 4500 with 200,000 miles

Love my crosstour. Why the heck not use a timing CHAIN!!??

It's interesting that a car of this style would have paddle shifters, I mean my car does, but it's a Sport, so it's to be expected, but this...

In Nigeria it’s common to call the 8th gen accord the “evil spirit”

Honda used this same color on the 2016-18 Civic Coupe

I didn't see the spare tire anywhere, odd a late '90s "not a cigarette lighter" socket.

Found a 2013 in NC with 133k miles, 1-owner, but with minimal maintenance records on the CarFax. Any thoughts?

I actually don't mind these, since they look like the Accord. I just wish Honda gave us an Accord wagon instead of this low-rear-visibility, Panamera wannabe, thing. I guess that's why we have the TSX wagon?

End of the season EVERYTIME we find the car that actually passes the big frogging bottle test?

Scotty, said to stay away from that engine!

2015 was the last year for the Crosstour. I have a 2012 model

This car basically looks like an oversized Accord

Nice

These cars are not rare at all in Baltimore, Maryland. Every other family has one or any variant of a Honda Accord.

Thanks for showing a car I have never seen before it looks great,shame it bombed.

Just a lifted hatchback

So it's a 4 door hatchback.

Kool

My neighbors worked at Servepro , they mostly cleaned up suicides 😂😂😂

Meanwhile the new toyota century

no one bought it because its too small for families too big for singles and not fast or cool looking enough for everyone else.

TikTok User: that car from Ohio

Tbh it looks like an accord that are to much McDonald’s

Disappointed no test drive at all wasted my time

Uhh its so ugly