Honda is finally euthanizing a tall wagon that had the curb appeal of a nurse shark. The Crosstour, a vehicle that lends new meaning to the term "mashup" (of a car and a crossover) never
caught on with consumers. The company says killing production of the Crosstour at its East Liberty plant in Ohio will free up space on the production line for two vehicles that have always sold well,
namely the Honda CR-V and Acura RDX. American Honda's EVP John Mendel said the new 2016 Honda HR-V launching later this spring will be a better offer.
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