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2010 Honda accord Crosstour

4/13/2021

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2010 Honda Accord Crosstour design review

2010 Honda Accord Crosstour
​            Unless your one of those very few who likes the Pontiac Aztec of Honda Element then the next model is defiantly not for you.  Its hard to believe that anyone would ever even consider purchasing the 2010 Honda Accord Crosstour, but for some reason Honda believes that there is a market for it.  And of course, there is, because there are a 
bunch of brain-dead new age hippies who believe that safety and quality is the only concern when it comes to my $40,000 purchase.  
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       Wow, you really are stupid, because cars now are all built to the same safety and quality standards.  Some companies may choose to go above and beyond that but still if you treat your car with respect it will last a long time.  Take for instance my 1991 Chevrolet Cavalier.  A not-so-great car for quality, but still, it has over 340,000kms on it and its average maintenance per year works out to about $500, which is pretty average.  Now take the Crosstour, good quality, maybe, safety, well it’s a crossover, all that means is that it’s a bit safer than an SUV.  And as for styling all I have to say about the Crosstour is “You have to be Brain Dead to purchase one”.

Everett J.
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Overall Grade: D+

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