Honda Crossroad from Japan: seven seats, 18L and 18X

The second-generation Honda Crossroad was produced from February 2007 to August 2010, and over these three and a half years it has remained an unusual car: an angular crossover with three rows of seats for seven seats. When looking for a seven-seater Honda, it can be considered next to minivans, although its body and seating position are completely different.

18L and 18X: the difference in drive

Both versions get a 1.8-liter engine with 140 hp. and a five-speed automatic transmission, so the choice between them begins not with the engine, but with the drive: 18L is front-wheel drive, 18X is all-wheel drive. The difference is visible even in the tank: the 18L has 55 liters, the all-wheel drive 18X has 50 liters.

What does the rating of 3.5 say

The youngest second-generation Crossroad is more than fifteen years old, and for such a car, the auction sheet is more important than any general characteristic. In the Japanese example, the 2009 Crossroad 18L HID edition with a mileage of 105,000 km and a score of 3.5 points. The score helps to compare offers with each other, but specific comments on the body and interior are recorded in the auction sheet, and they are worth reading and checking during the inspection.

Versions of the model are collected in the Honda Crossroad catalog, the terms of the order are on the page of cars from Japan.

Historical example: November 2024

This 2009 Crossroad on November 13, 2024 cost 1,380,000 rubles to Vladivostok. The amount refers to that car and that date, and for a new purchase, the calculation is made again according to the current conditions, for example, in a Duties and taxes.