HONDA MODELS: Honda Crosstour

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Assembled in Honda’s East Liberty, Ohio plant, the 2013 honda crosstour is, essentially, an all-wheel drive (AWD) Honda Accord wagon. When you look at the 2013 honda crosstour that way, it makes sense. Sure, it will never handle quite like a regular Yes, we know -- the honda crosstour isn't pretty. From its anteater nose to its huge, upright rear end, the Honda is far from easy on the eyes. But if you recall the story of the ugly duckling, you might remember it grows into a beautiful swan, and after When it goes on sale this summer, the Honda Accord Crosstour Cabriolet will sit atop the Crosstour's pricing structure. The fully-loaded Crosstour we reviewed in 2010 had a sticker price of $36,930, so expect the convertible to come in right at a stitch You could make a strong case that, with the launch of the Accord Crosstour on Nov. 20, Honda's now gotten the Accord right. Honda – playing the same future games that everybody in the business does – decided awhile back that a big chunk of buyers would Only a mother could love the looks of the new Honda Crosstour. Yes Honda, I said it. From the many Facebook responses on Honda’s Accord Crosstour Facebook page you would think it is a debate over the already-confusing healthcare plan from President Obama Honda has announced plans to deep-six the offbeat Crosstour crossover at the end of the current model year. Née Accord Crosstour, Honda’s segment-defying crossover was introduced in late 2009 as a 2010 model. It was considerably more expensive than the .

Editor's note: This review was written in May 2013 about the 2013 Honda Crosstour. Little of substance has changed with this year's model. To see what's new for 2014, click here, or check out a side-by-side comparison of the two model years. The five-seat If Honda doesn't decide to discontinue it outright. We’ll admit outright that the Honda Crosstour is not the prettiest car the automaker has ever made. In fact, it’s really one of the ugliest cars currently on sale. Obviously there’s tons of room for These are dark days for the small but devoted ranks of Honda Crosstour drivers. The news was handed down in April: Honda would stop producing the model this summer, marking the end of an Ohio-made vehicle whose styling has been generating strong opinions Unfortunately the Accord wagon met its demise after only two generations. Meet the 2013 Honda Crosstour, refreshed with a little tweaking and more SUV-like styling. Honda drops the Accord brand, simply calling the car Crosstour. It slides in between the .