2014 Honda Crosstour

So far I am extremely happy with my purchase. I think the Crosstour has a different look about it. I don't like to have the same as everyone else. There are too many copycats out there.

We don't like the bar that goes across the back window. Not sure why we did not realize it when we test drove the Crosstour. And the hatchback it difficult to open and close. We were disappointed to realize there was no security cover for the trunck/cargo area. It does not get the gas mileage that was stated and we are not sure why. We have basically driven it in town. Other than those issues we love it. It handles well and is very comfortable to ride in and is easy to get in and out of. The radio and a/c is very good. We love the comfortable interior and the quite ride. The Crosstour handles well we used True car and other sites to research the car and had a quick purchase of the car. We are disappointed that it does not have a cargo cover for the trunk. But other than that we are really enjoying our new car.

Rear visibility is very poor. Thank goodness for the back up camera!

Rear view camera -very poor design and placement especially during rain events.

Disappointed that there is no longer a cover over the back area of the car.

Changing from a CVT to a regular automatic transmission, and from a hybrid to a gasoline engine, are two big disappointments

This car has far exceeded my expectations. It's well built, fun to drive and has a well-designed cockpit. The only thing I don't like is the driver's side view mirror with the horizontal split to allow greater viewing of potential blind spots. I get the idea, but at night it adds more confusion than benefit.

I love my car

Needs ''passenger light" for hatch back door. Needs external temperature readout.

I love the Honda Crosstour. It is a very good looking, practical vehicle with modest luxury that fits its brand and the segment of middle class drivers who appreciate a good quality brand, and some smart upgrades. Chevrolet loses out in my opinion because they don't offer a sedan with AWD/4WD option. Cadillac, Buick, Ford are all domestic brands that offer one. Brands like Audi, Volvo and BMW have smart-looking options, but beyond my buying comfort. The Honda Crosstour is the answer I have personally been looking for. Those who would give this car a chance will love it. No clunky SUVs for me. Jeep was the only one who had a chance for my business, but the price is outrageous and the junked up interior with technology scares me.