Based on the popular Accord platform, the Crosstour debuted for the 2010 model year as a midsize crossover SUV. However, instead of giving it SUV styling cues, Honda shaped it like a football. Nevertheless, the Crosstour was functional. Underneath the fastback hatch, it offered 25.7 cubic-feet of cargo space, expanding to 51.3 cu-ft with the back seat folded down. During the Crosstour's six years on sale, Honda offered a four-cylinder and a V6 engine with front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive. Initially, Honda called the Crosstour the Accord Crosstour. Honda dropped the Accord name starting in 2012. A proper midlife refresh came in 2013 with revised styling, more power, and added technology. Despite those changes, consumers still weren't buying this Honda model, and production for the Crosstour ended after the 2015 model year.