Honda Presents 2013 Crosstour Facelift with a $525 Lower Starting Price
Honda has made some questionable decisions on its North American products over the past few years, and it is (literally) paying the price by hurrying in facelifts to rectify some of the problems for cars like the Civic sedan and the Crosstour.
The updated 2013 Crosstour comes exactly three years after Honda launched the high-riding liftback on the American market in November 2009, initially as the Accord Crosstour before it changed its name.
We first saw the crossover model wearing its refreshed skin at the New York Auto Show this past April, though, at the time, Honda baptized it as a concept. As expected, nothing has changed on the production version with the redesign giving the Crosstour a slightly more rugged exterior look.
This was achieved through a new and more prominent front grille, redesigned front and rear bumpers that now accommodate protective black moldings and silver trays, along with matching side sills. The newly designed alloy wheels in sizes 17- to 18-inches, depending on the model, a fresh assortment of colors round out the exterior makeover.
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