Overall, I like this vehicle. I like that it is a four-wheel drive and reliable in all kinds of weather. It is spacious and comfortable. The cargo space is decent, and the back seat goes down to accommodate more. I'm a music person and love the stereo sound. It's better than most vehicles, and I can plug in my iPod and play music from that. What I don't like is there is a large blind spot when you try and look in either direction to get in another lane. I really have to crane-neck it to see. I also hate the light interior. In hindsight, I shouldn't have gotten the car for that reason. I dislike it that much. I wear jeans a lot an the dye from the jeans rubs off on the light leather interior and is tough to get off, even with the Honda care kit. Light interior and major blind spot aside. It's a great car that I've grown to love.

Upon purchasing the Honda Crosstour, I was taken aback by the overall look of the vehicle and was iffy about purchasing it because of its strange hatchback shell and given how long the car is. The car performed like my old 1996 Acura 3.5RL, having a similar V6 engine and the way that it handled was reminiscent. The interior had looks similar to that of the '96 Acura, and it was a fairly nostalgic moment once I was in the driver's seat of the car.