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The Honda fan-boys over at the Temple of VTEC claim to have intercepted an internal memo with details on the firm's upcoming models, which was sent out today to dealers. The email reportedly states that Honda will be releasing a lower-priced based version of the Accord CrossTour equipped with a 4-cylinder engine, with sales to start in "mid-summer". We'll remind you that that CrossTour is currently offered exclusively with a 275HP 3.5-liter V6 and available four-wheel drive. Read more »
- New Honda Crosstour Concept To Debut At The 2012 New York Auto Show
It seems like only yesterday that Honda presented the Accord Crosstour, which soon after dropped its Accord moniker and is now simply known as the Crosstour. To be precise, it's been two years and a couple of months since its market launch in the...
- New Four-cylinder Honda Crosstour Costs $2,685 Less Than V6, Starts At $28,465*
Honda is expanding the range of its Accord-based Crosstour model with the addition of a four-cylinder, two-wheel drive version that goes on sale today priced from $27,655, or $28,465 if you include an $810 destination and handling charge. That's...
- New Honda Accord Crosstour Unveiled, Gets All-wheel Drive System
The wait is finally over for the newest member of the Honda Accord family as the Japanese automaker today released an official set of photos of the Crosstour that will go on sale in the States as a 2010 model year sometime this fall. Honda skimped on...
- Honda Accord Crosstour Spied: Bmw 5-series Gt Meets Its Japanese Match?
The camouflaged prototype you're looking at the picture above is none other than Honda's forthcoming crossover-liftback thingy, often called "CrossTour". The car was scooped by forum member GoVdubSPEEDGo aka "M. Balinsky" who came upon two prototype...
- All-new Honda Accord Sedan And Tourer Go On Sale In Japan
The new 2009 Honda Accord Sedan and its estate sibling, dubbed Tourer, that are already available in Europe (the sedan version is sold in the States as the Acura TSX) have finally made their way into their home market. From December 5, 2008, Honda's...
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Honda Dealer Memo Says 4-Cylinder CrossTour and 2012 CR-V on their Way Along with New Civic
The Honda fan-boys over at the Temple of VTEC claim to have intercepted an internal memo with details on the firm's upcoming models, which was sent out today to dealers. The email reportedly states that Honda will be releasing a lower-priced based version of the Accord CrossTour equipped with a 4-cylinder engine, with sales to start in "mid-summer". We'll remind you that that CrossTour is currently offered exclusively with a 275HP 3.5-liter V6 and available four-wheel drive. Read more »
- New Honda Crosstour Concept To Debut At The 2012 New York Auto Show
It seems like only yesterday that Honda presented the Accord Crosstour, which soon after dropped its Accord moniker and is now simply known as the Crosstour. To be precise, it's been two years and a couple of months since its market launch in the...
- New Four-cylinder Honda Crosstour Costs $2,685 Less Than V6, Starts At $28,465*
Honda is expanding the range of its Accord-based Crosstour model with the addition of a four-cylinder, two-wheel drive version that goes on sale today priced from $27,655, or $28,465 if you include an $810 destination and handling charge. That's...
- New Honda Accord Crosstour Unveiled, Gets All-wheel Drive System
The wait is finally over for the newest member of the Honda Accord family as the Japanese automaker today released an official set of photos of the Crosstour that will go on sale in the States as a 2010 model year sometime this fall. Honda skimped on...
- Honda Accord Crosstour Spied: Bmw 5-series Gt Meets Its Japanese Match?
The camouflaged prototype you're looking at the picture above is none other than Honda's forthcoming crossover-liftback thingy, often called "CrossTour". The car was scooped by forum member GoVdubSPEEDGo aka "M. Balinsky" who came upon two prototype...
- All-new Honda Accord Sedan And Tourer Go On Sale In Japan
The new 2009 Honda Accord Sedan and its estate sibling, dubbed Tourer, that are already available in Europe (the sedan version is sold in the States as the Acura TSX) have finally made their way into their home market. From December 5, 2008, Honda's...