Honda posted up a press release today on its media newsroom website announcing the availability of a new crossover bodytype for the Accord range, called the Honda Accord CrossTour. It will go on sale in the US in fall 2009 as a 2010 model. This is very likely the new model that American Honda teased on their website a few days ago. The CrossTour’s concept looks quite similiar to its sibling the Acura ZDX, and the BMW 5-Series GT, so it would make sense to assume that the ZDX and the CrossTour would be based on the same mechanicals, but some sites are claiming the two cars will ride on different platforms. We’ll find out more later I’m sure, so for now look after the jump to have a look at some previously released spyshots of the Honda Accord CrossTour.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the Honda Accord CrossTour highlight mixed reactions, with some praising its design and practicality, especially its space and comfort. Others criticize its looks, describing it as ugly, bloated, or resembling other models like the Gen2 or European wagons. Many are curious about its future availability, particularly in Malaysia, with some excited about trading in their CRVs for it. Several commenters compare it unfavorably to European wagons and other SUVs, with some concerned about its market strategy and aim to imitate luxury models like BMW X6. Overall, there's anticipation mixed with skepticism about its appearance, design coherence, and market presence, especially regarding whether it will come to Malaysia and how it will be received.