Honda Crosstour: First Interior Photos Revealed

You've probably already gotten a good look at the Accord Crosstour's sleek exterior. Now it's time for a look inside its versatile interior. These official photos include the very first glimpse of the Crosstour's easy fold-down rear seatback, large rear cargo area and hidden, removable utility box.



Honda has a longstanding reputation for building vehicles that maximize interior space. With the Crosstour, bold, sporty styling goes hand in hand with roominess and practicality. In addition, the Crosstour will come with standard V-6 power, and the added capability of available 4-wheel drive. Please visit the Honda Web site for more information as it becomes available.

Honda teases new Crosstour on Facebook

The Honda Accord Crosstour has been essentially seen in several spy shots, but its front end remains something of a mystery. Honda has dispelled a bit of that with the release of two frontal pics, and it looks like the front could match the back for curves versus its Accord sedan stablemate. The grille takes an Accord shape, albeit with a different application pattern for the chrome trim. Although having a slightly different layout, the headlights look to have the sleekness of the Accord Coupe's lamps matched to a more stylized version of the Accord sedan's fog lamps. If you want more of the piecemeal reveal routine, you could always join Honda's Facebook page... or you could just wait for the full reveal, happening in a couple of days. The Accord Crosstour goes on sale later this year as a 2010 model.

Honda Accord Crosstour officially confirmed for Fall 2009 as 2010 model

Honda has finally officially confirmed what we've known for some time now – the Japanese automaker will gain a new genre-crossing model called Accord Crosstour, with sales earmarked to begin this fall as a 2010 model.Presumably, by calling it an "Accord Crosstour," Honda will also be able to neatly fold in the rakish new crossover/wagon/hatchback model's sales figures into that of the Accord upon which it is based – all the better to take on Toyota's Camry at the top of the sales charts. Check out Honda's official press release below:

PRESS RELEASE:All-new Honda Accord Crosstour to Arrive in Fall 2009-Torrance, CA

An all-new crossover vehicle based on the award-winning Honda Accord will go on-sale in the fall of 2009 as the "Accord Crosstour," American Honda Motor Co., Inc., announced today. This new addition to the Honda lineup will be sold as a 2010 model. Additional information will be announced later in the year.For more information about all Honda vehicles, please visit http://www.hondanews.com/. Consumer information is available at www.honda.com.