2011 Honda Accord Crosstour consumer reviews

Love the room inside. I had a Toyota CH-R, to small in side but a great look. Then I got the Honda Crosstour 2014 and love it all around! I love how you can drive all the time with the right mirror camera for turns and bicyclists. The black bar on the hatchbac does cut the view for the rear, but you get used to it. It does help black headlights behind you. Roomy, good on gas. Solid car, green/teal is very pretty. I actually get compliments on it. 5 STARS.

We usually find cars/suvs that are suitable for our larger size dogs. The Crossover should still be made - shame on you Honda. AWD V6 handles most driving conditions with ease. Heavier so highway driving and stability great. Hold 5 adults no problem. storage and cargo amazing as split seats fold down flat. Honda reliability and we love this car - so much we bought a 2nd newr model as well

Very spacious and comfortable riding. I wish they came with a navigation.Rear view isnt good. Hard to see. Love the cameras, great for driving, and backing up

I bought this 2011 in 2017 and it had 1 owner. I am taken back by the fact it has hardly no wear or tear. Drives excellent and handles quick maneuverability. I live in the northern area and have no problem in the snow. I want another one in a couple of years. Unfortunately Honda no longer makes them. Maybe the Pilot. This is my first Honda car. Very happy I got this car :-)

This V-6 smaller ute offers FWD and AWD handling is exceptional, sun and moon roof. Slight problem with blind visibility would need larger mirrors in urban environment. Hella 4 door backseat and spacious hatch style trunk.

Love the car, everything about the car was flawless. The leather heated seats, the performance and handling, options is very high Tech over all great quality

This car was beautiful and I fell in love with it when I first saw it. It is still the most beautiful car I ever owned. *** However backing out was somewhat hard because of visibility, I should have gotten camera with it. The back window ad blind spots make back up hard. The car had great accelleration and comfort. Loved the heated seats, and black on black leather interior. At 80 thousand miles the engine light came on. I was able to get it to dealership. The local Big O tires said it needed a $1,000 turn up but I drove on to dealer. There they told me for some reason oil not getting to engine and needed a rebuilt engine. So much for honda lasting 300,000 miles. They did discount my cost of rebuild to $1,000 my part to pay. Did anyone else have this problem? I had always bought chevy and had compared this to equionex which was priced about the same. Now I hear Chevy also has engine oil problem on their 2011 equinox. These cars are too expensive to have this happen that soon. I drive a lot of highway miles on my cars quickly and that car was not paid off when it had oil issues .

I saw this car for the first time in a parking lot and was like wow that is different! I was looking for a Venza or a Highlander but was priced out of the market on both. (I wanted it fully loaded and needed easy entry for my mother) I researched this vehicle then started looking and found my 2011 with only 18k miles on it!!! The rest is history. The dash is a little confusing....lots of buttons and gadgets. It takes awhile to get through the manuals.

Never owned a car for even near 100,000. Recently bought a new CR-V and decided to keep the Crosstour as our second vehicle. The hatchback and folding rear seats makes it an excellent practical vehicle. So sorry the model was discontinued, but the new CR-V is fitting replacement. Only major repair was timing belt for this V6 model.

We test drove this car then bought it! We loved how solid it felt . The way cars use to be made. It has great power being a V 6 and AWD. What a smooth ride it has so we need to keep our speed in check.