Filed under: Wagon , Videos , Crossover , Hatchback , Honda , Design/Style 2010 Honda Crosstour interior - Click above for high-res image gallery There’s been no shortage of digital egg-throwing and epithet uttering when it comes to Honda’s 2010 Crosstour - this, despite the fact that essentially nobody has seen it in the metal. Thankfully, judging by these first interior shots furnished by Honda, the cabin’s design will likely prove to be much less divisive. Packing an instrument panel that looks like a straight port over from the Accord (albeit one with a different steering wheel), the Crosstour appears to inherit the sedan’s lilting dashboard graphic, simple analog gauges, and available navigation system. From where we sit, for such an unconventional vehicle, the interior seems oddly anticlimactic, but at least it figures to be easy-to-use. Perhaps the most interesting aspect of the interior that we can see here is the Crosstour’s cargo hold, which has a substantial-looking removable sub-floor storage box. We note that there seems to be a significant amount of wheel well intrusion into the cargo area, although we’ll have to wait until EPA volume figures are released to see how this has impacted the Crosstour’s utility. In other news, the Crosstour will come standard with Honda’s 3.5-liter V6 - no four-cylinder version will be available when the car rolls into dealerships. For reference, the six-cylinder in the Accord sedan nets 268 horsepower (@ 6200 RPM) and 248 pound-feet of torque (@ 5000 RPM) and routes its power through a five-speed automatic transmission. Honda has declined to give official word on power figures for the Crosstour thus far, however. As expected, all-wheel drive will be optional.

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