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    Honda Crosstour

    EPA MPG: 22 mpg

    RECALL ALERT:
    There are 3 recalls on this vehicle. Learn More.

    Honda Crosstour Road Test

    Introduction

    The Crosstour attempts to combine the ride and handling of a sedan, the cargo-carrying versatility of a wagon, and the foul-weather traction of an SUV. But this large hatchback variation of the previous-generation Accord misses the mark, failing to return on its multitasking promise.

    Some of these shortcomings are inherent to the Crosstour's try-to-do-it-all design. Dramatically sloped rear styling and an awkwardly shaped cargo area reduce practicality. Despite a standard backup camera, rear visibility is difficult at best.

    Numb electric steering deteriorates driver feedback, making the Crosstour less agile. A complicated touch-screen radio displaces the previously super-simple controls.

    On the other hand, drivers and passengers alike are treated to a compliant ride and roomy and comfortable seating. The V6 engine delivers plenty of power and with the addition of a smooth six-speed automatic transmission, fuel economy improved slightly.

    Summary

    Best Version to Get

    All Crosstours are well-equipped, including a power driver's seat and a backup camera. If you want all-wheel-drive, you'll have to get the powerful six-cylinder engine over the base four cylinder. That's no hardship, as the V6 is a highpoint of the car. That said,...

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