The Honda Crosstour is a spacious SUV. With a hatchback design, it makes loading large objects more likely to be possible, especially with the 60/40 split backseat. The exterior design gives the impression of a smaller, sporty car, but the almost standard leather interior and wide body style creates a comfort that can't be beaten. There is plenty of leg room inside the car, front seat as well as back seat, and the dash board and the rest of the interior features, including a moon roof, make this crossover vehicle an affordable luxury car. The V6 engine gives the car plenty of pep. The car handles like an even larger car and is smooth as far as the brake system is concerned, as well as how the car steers. The stereo and sound system along with the Bluetooth capabilities make your trip fun because you can sync your music library on your cell phone to the Bluetooth on the car and listen to your favorite artists as you drive to work or head out for a longer trip. The color choices for your exterior paint are fairly basic, including black, white, silver, dark gray, burgundy and light blue.

This vehicle has surprised me in the most pleasant way possible. I have to say, I had little expectation when I initially found the vehicle, but it has been an outstanding purchase so far. A crossover hatchback was not a vehicle I thought I would be interested in, since I do not have kids and am a single man. However, this car brings power and a smooth ride on top of a sleek sporty design. The leather trim is outstanding and is clean as a whistle. Fuel economy is not as high as with a Honda Civic or Honda Accord, however it is much better than a mid-sized SUV. Average miles per glass are roughly 21 in the city and 25-28 on the highway. Overall, I love this car and would highly recommend.

Love my Crosstour! The interior looks and feels like high quality leather - it has never faded, stained, or ripped. Great sunroof and other features, like Bluetooth calling, XM radio and more! I've driven the car over 30,000 miles and have not had a single problem with performance.