None on dealers lot a week ago around Atlanta, plenty of '10s though.. I thought they were already released ...
Where is the 2011 Crosstour?
Anyone seen or heard about the 2011 model Crosstour?
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Been checking my dealer almost daily, no brochures, no pricing info, nothing! Anxiously awaiting some word so that I can pull the trigger.
I've heard that no serious updates have been added to the 2011 model. They were considering the new six speed transmission that they put in the odyssey but since the 2011 accord didn't get it the CT model probably won't get it either. Rumors state a possible early mid model change 2012 but I'm sure they're gonna hold it off till the scheduled 2013 MMC to release it with the 9th gen accord.
They gave the 2011 Accord coupe a 6 speed man trans...I was hoping the 2011 CT would get it. I think in a couple of months the deals on the 2010 will be to sweet to turn down regardless of any new goodies in 2011 CT
im hoping they gave it the blacked out grill!
Well, in a way I am glad. I was tempted to hold out for it 6-speed (sure wish a manual was available). Definitely would not have waited til 2012.I've heard that no serious updates have been added to the 2011 model. They were considering the new six speed transmission that they put in the odyssey...
If they come out with a 6 speed manual in the 2011 or 2012 model, I'm gonne kick my self in the ass!!!
My dealer told me they expect the 2011's sometime in the Spring of 2011.
Really???? Wow that's crazy... Didn't the 2010 model drop in Nov 09?My dealer told me they expect the 2011's sometime in the Spring of 2011.
Any reason for the late intro? Are there going to be any changes made?My dealer told me they expect the 2011's sometime in the Spring of 2011.
I was just up in our compound and parked right beside my trailer is a white 2011 CT. (I am in Canada).
Maybe there is surplus 2010 inventory in the US Honda wants to clear out first?
Maybe there is surplus 2010 inventory in the US Honda wants to clear out first?
I would venture to say that inventory is too high and Honda needs to unload the 2010 first. I heard some place that the estimated sales for the first year were 40,000. Not sure how true that is but it would explain the delay of 2011. Right now current sales are at 23,697. Not sure how many have been produced so for this model year.
From what I've been able to glean from sources, any changes will be purely cosmetic and minor.Any reason for the late intro? Are there going to be any changes made?
I haven't heard of any changes as of yet.
I just placed my dealer's order for January cars (I am a manager for my store), and the order list showed the same colors (no additions, no deletions), the same breakdown of cars (EX, EXL, EXL NAV 2WD and EXL, EXL NAV 4WD). It also still shows as a 5AT as the only transmission option keeping it lined up with the V6 Accords.
I just placed my dealer's order for January cars (I am a manager for my store), and the order list showed the same colors (no additions, no deletions), the same breakdown of cars (EX, EXL, EXL NAV 2WD and EXL, EXL NAV 4WD). It also still shows as a 5AT as the only transmission option keeping it lined up with the V6 Accords.
I stopped by Honda this afternoon to get my first service done, and noticed the 2011 Accords all over the place. I also noticed that absolutely nothing appears to be different with them versus the 2010 models.
*shrug*
*shrug*
I stopped by Honda this afternoon to get my first service done, and noticed the 2011 Accords all over the place. I also noticed that absolutely nothing appears to be different with them versus the 2010 models.
*shrug*
The front bumper and grille are different on the coupe and sedan. The sedan also gets reflectors added to the truck lid. Wheel designs are new as well.
A casual observer may not immediately notice the differences....But there are a few.
New nose/grill/front clip. Updated tail lights and deck lid with reflectors across the entire width.I stopped by Honda this afternoon to get my first service done, and noticed the 2011 Accords all over the place. I also noticed that absolutely nothing appears to be different with them versus the 2010 models.
*shrug*
Body has been stiffened, safety ratings are higher (the 3* rating for rear passengers needed to be increased desperately), and fuel economy is up (23/34 vs. 21/31 for 4 cyl, 20/30 vs. 19/29 for V6). Engines now need 0w-20 as opposed to 5w-20 for the '10s
Accords?....Who cares about Accords?....We're into Crosstours here....What's different with the 2011 CT's?
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