Even though the 2009 SEMA Show is still under way, we can't wait for next year's event to see how the tuning industry and Honda will react to the new 2010 Accord CrossTour. But for now, we'll have to do with this factory accessorized version of the Japanese automakers much criticized for its looks, crossover model. Among other parts, the SEMA show car features a ground effects package with a front apron and side skirts finished in a different shade, chromed alloy wheels and roof bars.
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can we have a new grille first and front body kit before we move on to the engine or internal stuff? =D
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Wow the Cross tour actually looks pretty good in this photo, keepy up the good work Honda!!
If, say, we could arange for like 100 people to show up with steel toed boots, swarm the car, and then kick and beat the car into a wreck, do you think Honda would get the message about the public's response to the crosstour?
I mean it's not like SEMA's security could stop 100 people kicking with steel toed boots.
(yes I'm advocating open and public vandalism and destruction of private property to forward a point of concern to a multi-national corporation about the quality and appearance of their product)
this appearance package definitely improves the looks of the car but would push its already premium purchase price into the stratosphere. it will be a tough sell for Honda. were they trying to create a new segment for people leaving the minivan market? oh well, sometimes experience is the only classroom in which a fool can learn.
wow this thing looks like an ugly Korean!!!
They cant dare to post pictures of diff views on the car to show us. LMAO!
Made for the Americans, by the Americans.
Looks like a dog's dinner, with bodykit or without...the only positive comment is presumably from the (soon to be out of job) designer?