The Honda Civic Crosstour used to have the name Accord Crosstour. It is a mid-size crossover SUV.

The safety category for this vehicle is pretty good. The 2013 Crosstour had forward collision and lane departure warning system. It also had a rear-view backup camera. The Crosstour has superb safety and reliability scores, especially in its 2015 model. It has a five-star rating for the frontal driver, frontal passenger, side driver, side passenger, and side rear passenger categories. It also has a four out of five-star rating for Rollover FWD and Rollover AWD. The Side impact IIHS score is listed as good, and the roof strength is marginal for the 2010-2012 models and good for the 2013-2015 models. With the safety in mind when driving, it is important to keep your vehicle in factory condition to ensure it can work as best it can in an accident to keep you safe.

The vehicle needs maintenance and repairs like any other. Safety Restore is a post-accident restoration company that specializes in all the regarding your vehicles Supplemental Restraint System. This includes SRS airbag modules reset, seat belt repair, and so much more. They do offer the Honda Crosstour SRS Airbag Modules reset for only $49.99! All of their services come with a 24 hour turnaround time as well which is incredible. Safety Restore is a BBB accredited company with thousands of trusted customers. Visit SafetyRestore.com to learn more about these and many other services they can provide for your Honda Crosstour.

Honda discontinued production of the Crosstour in 2015 due to its slow sales. This decision was also made to free up space in the production line to make room for the CR-V, Acura RDX, and also the Acura MDX in 2017.
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