Honda resurrected the Crossroad name for a new crossover SUV for Japan on February 23, 2007. The vehicle puts the exterior design of an SUV on a body as short as a compact car's, with three rows of seats for seven passengers. The engines were smaller than two litres and the car was short enough, but its wide body meant it was classed as a regular sized car, with a much higher tax burden. Neighbouring model years are linked from this page.
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Source Wikipedia: Honda CrossroadSecond generation, introductiontier 2Quote, Second generation, introduction
The Crossroad name was resurrected as a new crossover SUV for the Japanese market on February 23, 2007.
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WikipediaSecond generation, introduction
The Crossroad name was resurrected as a new crossover SUV for the Japanese market on February 23, 2007.
Second generation, seating
The vehicle combines the exterior design of an SUV with the length of a compact car and the 3-row seating and 7-passenger capacity.
Second generation, tax class
the wide body meant that the car was classified as a regular-sized car ("3 number"), with a significantly higher tax burden as a result
Body style, suv: Second generation, crossover SUV
The Crossroad name was resurrected as a new crossover SUV for the Japanese market on February 23, 2007.
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