2012 Honda Crosstour consumer reviews

Im not a truck or SUV fan by any means but needed something with a little more storage and space. this vehicle fit the bill very well, it has the ride just like my old honda accord and still the capabilities of a small SUV. So far my only complaint is with the MPG but like any vehicle its a bigger engine and vehicle than what i had so the numbers arent quite as good, so I guess it was to be expected as well. Visibility out of the back is narrow but the mirrors on the side are big enough to overcome that. and with a back up camera to aid you its pretty easy to maneuver. overall I am loving the car and learning more about its features everyday

Love the Crosstour !! Bought a V-6 with all wheel drive. Drives well, comfortable and quiet. Acceptable mileage on regular fuel. I can see out of the rear hatch just fine. I enjoy driving the car. Get lots of positive comments from everyone who looks at it. Traded a BMW, need I say more. The Crosstour reliability has been exceptional. Easier to get in and out. I'm certain that I will not take a bath on resell value at trade in time like I did with the BMW either.

We hesitated about buying this car after reading the mixed reviews from the car experts. We were looking to downsize from a full-size SUV as are kids are bigger and we usually don't need all that room. We are thrilled we made the decision to buy it. It handles nicely. It's tight and a little stiff, but typical for a Japanese car. Lots of room & the trunk is awesome - enough room for football equipment, some groceries and a dog (not in her crate), The excellent rear view camera is a necessity when backing up. We quickly adjusted to using it. The controls are intuitive and easy to adjust to. We're thinking about buying a 2nd Crosstour to replace our aging Camry.

I am enjoying my Honda Crosstour. One of it's many best features is its large and easily unloading trunk! My previous car had a "hole" for storage. It also had a mesh net across making it difficult to remove anything. This car is a dream to unload, as well as having a huge storage area. It also has a hidden storage area. I also love being able to see over the steering wheel!!!It has a huge windshield.

My Crosstour is now two years old. It has been just excellent all around. I get 25-27 local and 30-33 highway with the 2.4L four, front wheel drive. No issues at all since new. Simply an excellent car.

I love this car. Had a Pilot before and wanted to get back into a 'car,' but with four wheel drive and some cargo space. Plus I wanted to stay with Honda. I had the pilot for 8 years, 150,000 miles. Will probably keep the Crosstour just as long. ONLY COMPLAINT: Visibility to the rear really sucks. Had to add convex blind spot mirrors. Still hard to back out of parking spaces because you can't see out the sides.

I traded a 2010 Accord EXL w/NAvi and 80K for this AWD V-6 EXL w/Navi. After 3 neck surgeries in 6 years, I needed a comfortable riding car for the 30K miles I drive with my work--something with better driving position and AWD. I tried SUVs, vans, etc. Sat in a Crosstour as last resort. Great seats, good driving position, and just the right entrance to the car. The drive is smooth and composed. In a severe rain downpour, the 18' tires and extra clearance provide extra grip and confidence along with AWD. The AWD is great in snow. It is a solid car. The V-6 is delivering better than projected MPG with over 5000 K miles already. Interior is nice. Back-up camera is great. Carpeting a bit on the cheaper side. I did not buy it for the interior space but have put it to the test and it hauls more than enough. The NAVI is just like the prior car. It is great. Voice activated, full of great features, and hard to live without when I have to rent a car away from home. Overall the car was priced a bit high but the new model switch made it more affordable. I enjoy the car more every time I drive it.

This is the first Car I have owned that is not from one of the big American three since the late 70's. I wWas not sure at first but seeing it had 80% domestic made content, the engine, tran and body built in OH help ease my filling on buting a "forigne" vehicle. I am a large man and this fits me fine. I have owned my Crosstour since July 2012 and done several long road trips with it and I could not have been more comfortable. I traded a Ford Crown Vic for my Crosstour and there is no comparison. The Crosstour rides better, is more insolated from road noise and gets better milage. The quality is great. One of the best vehicles Honda has for a single or couple that needs a roomy road vehicle or just city travel. With the hatch and easy fold down seats makes putting large itens a easy load.

Solid Ride with great visibility of road, Excellent Interior Ergonomics, Stereo, Luxurious feel. Great styling get favorable comments often. Excellent Gas Mileage. 4 Cylinder more than sufficient for all types of driving. Versatile layout suits all my needs. Reliability for 2010-2012 has been excellent. Cost of ownership will be excellent.

Great car. My 5th Honda. Quiet. Much quieter than my 2008 Accord. Many people say they are ugly, but I like the body style.