Honda - Accord Crosstour (2010)

When you first spot a 2010 Honda Accord Crosstour cruising down the street, you’re immediately drawn to its blend of style and utility. Its sleek silhouette hints at the roomy interior, while the subtle crossover flare shows it’s ready to tackle both city streets and open highways. Understanding the Honda Accord Crosstour price range depends on several factors—condition, mileage, location, and optional features—yet the market consistently places a 2010 example somewhere between a modest entry-level and a fair mid‑tier in the used‑car space.

Below is a comprehensive snapshot of what you’ll find on most listings for a Honda Accord Crosstour 2010 price ranges and the key variables that shape it.

Spec Highlights – Honda Accord Crosstour

• Engine: 1.8L 4‑Cylinder Si‑VTEC (VTEC‑enhanced) delivering 140 hp & 129 lb‑ft.
• Transmission: 6‑speed automatic (CVT option in later trims).
• Fuel Type: Regular gasoline; average 29 mpg city / 33 mpg highway.
• Drive Type: Front‑wheel drive.
• Dimensions: Length 181.3 in, Width 73.0 in, Height 66.0 in, Wheelbase 106.9 in.
• Cargo Capacity: 19.6 ft³ front seat down, 57.8 ft³ with rear seats folded.
• Seating: 5 passengers with optional seat‑belt shifter.
• Driver Assist: Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Keeping Assist, Honda Sensing® suite on higher trims.
• Technology: 6‑inch touchscreen, Bluetooth, AUX/USB, optional navigation.

The used Honda Accord Crosstour price focuses on balancing past maintenance records and mileage. A well‑maintained unit with 60,000 mi often sits near the lower end of the market spectrum; one with 90,000 mi and a reputable service history may command a higher figure.

Depreciation Insight – Honda Audi Crosstour

• The first year often sees a loss of 15–20% of its original MSRP.
• From year two to year five, it typically depreciates an additional 10–15% per year, roughly half the rate of a new badge‑switcher.
• After five years, most models retain about 35–40% of their initial value, making a 2010 Honda Accord Crosstour a relatively stable investment in the used market.

These figures stem from long‑term studies by automotive analyst sites and tracked depreciation curves from the original launch. They give you a realistic framework when crafting a budget for your next used vehicle purchase.

Comparison Context – Price and Value

• Accord Crosstour vs. Honda Accord sedan: The sedan usually trades off the extra cargo space for a slimmer profile and slight fuel economy advantage.
• Accord Crosstour vs. Toyota RAV4: While the RAV4 offers more SUVs‑typical technology, the Crosstour leans toward sport‑oriented handling and lower maintenance costs.
• Accord Crosstour vs. Kia

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