2014 Honda Crosstour Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

Love my cross tour. Cannot believe they quit making this model. It is 4 wheel drive and has all the bells and whistles. No issues so far. Drives great, more like a sports car. Would definitely buy another one.

The Honda Crosstour is a very reliable car. I like it during winter since it is AWD. It glides on the snow and gets through drifts with ease. I has plenty of room to put big packages in it, since the back seats fold down. It gets 21 mpg in the city and 30 mpg on the highway.

Super reliable, zero problems at 96k miles. With the seats down, you can fit an adult bicycle. The back seat has more than enough room for my French Mastiff to lay down comfortably. It handles like a car but has the convenience of an SUV. It really is a shame Honda quit making the Crosstour. I've test driven the HRV replacement and it doesn't even come close!

I haven't had any problems with the car. It is great on gas. I plan to keep it for a long time. I've only had to do the required maintenance. Nothing crazy has happened with it. It's my first Honda but I would definitely buy another one. I would recommend Honda's to anyone because they are durable. Even my kids drive Honda's.

I love the room the vehicle has. It is really easy maintenance. No problems and very reliable. I have had one recall since ownership. Heated seats, power locks, power windows, and much more. Handles well in the snow and rain. If I had one complaint, driver seat is not as comfortable on long drives.

Very nice having full time four wheel drive with better than average ground clearance and the ability to tow a trailer if needed. Also very nice having a vehicle that looks more like a car than an sport utility vehicle. Having a hatch back is what makes this car much more user friendly than having a normal trunk. The car, for a four wheel drive vehicle gets relatively good gas mileage and still maintains car like handling. Off the line pick up is good and braking is excellent, handling on winding roads or in high traffic areas is respectable. And parking in tight spaces is made easy with automatically lowering rear view outside mirrors and the on board rear view camera that turns on when the car is put in reverse. It can also have the view manually changed to see the passenger side blind spot. This feature also turns on when the turn signal is activated, again showing the blind spot for safe turns. The screen for the camera also doubles as an information center and the screen for the available global positioning system, which is easy to use and has a memory to keep a host of locations programmed for easy access. The rear window also has a wiper washer as a nice touch. The cargo area is large it has an available shade to cover personal items and can be enlarged by dropping the backs of the rear seats to expand the depth of the space as needed thanks to a sixty forty split rear seat. Remote levers reached from the rear of the car allow lowering each side independently. With heated leather seats available this is nicer than most in it is class!

This is our first Honda. We had a problematic Avalon before. This Honda is lightyears away from that. Its odd design didn't stop us from buying it.i have a neck issue and the heated seats are so comfy. The stereo rocks. The car handles so incredibly well. I love the combo of sport suspension and luxury feel. We fight over who's gonna drive it. We have the v6 dream machine engine. On long trips we've gotten it up to 48 mpg. Thats nuts for a car that weights 4000 lbs. The only negatives, the narrow space between the wheel hubs limits storage and the weirdo back window. But...you get over it quick. We'd do it again.

The Honda crosstour appearance is very classy looking. It has a sleek look yet is also very roomy and comfortable. The leather seats are so cozy. The Honda Crosstour is very reliable. It is extremely cost effective when it comes to routine maintenance. I highly recommend this car for anyone.