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The 2012 Honda Crosstour has a good reliability rating and returns great fuel economy with the base engine, but critics underwhelmed with limited cargo space and interior materials standards. 

Most test drivers say the available V6 engine 2012 Honda Crosstour provides enough power for most situations, although some noted that the V6-powered rivals such as the Nissan Murano feels quicker off the line. New base four-cylinder engine and five-speed automatic transmission became standard on the 2012 Crosstour, while V6 models have a six-speed automatic transmission. Crosstour to get up to 21/29 mpg city / highway, which is better than what most other midsize SUVs get. While the authors agree that the Crosstour auto composed handling and steering gives precise, some say that it does not feel particularly sporty behind the wheel. 

Some test drivers cabin Honda Crosstour writes that 2012 is very functional, with plenty of practical storage space, but others reported that the Crosstour is underwhelming cabin materials for the class. Crosstour gets praise for comfortable seats and wider front and rear seats, which are comfortable and offer plenty of headroom. However, some reviewers wrote that the limited rearward visibility from the drivers seat. Standard features include a sunroof, Bluetooth, rearview camera, automatic climate control, dual-zone, seven-speaker stereo system and a USB port. Leather upholstery, heated front seats, navigation and stereo system upgrades are available. Crosstour offers 51.3 cubic feet of cargo space, which is less than what most SUV two lines.