2010 HONDA ACCORD CROSSTOUR 4WD – NEEDS WORK
Specifications
| Year | 2010 |
| Mileage | 212,000 mi |
| Transmission | Manual |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Body Style | Sedan |
| Condition | Good |
| Title Status | Clean |
Owner's Pitch
"Original-owner 2010 Honda Accord Crosstour EX-L with 4WD. This top-trim model features leather, sunroof, and brand new tires. While it requires some mechanical attention, it remains a solid foundation for a mechanic or DIY enthusiast looking for a versatile, reliable Honda project at a significantly discounted price."
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Description
Overview: This is a loaded 2010 Honda Accord Crosstour EX-L with four-wheel drive (4WD). This vehicle is a solid project foundation that runs but requires mechanical attention. It is priced to sell quickly at $4,900.
Features and Upgrades: The EX-L trim includes a sunroof, leather seats, and heated front seats. It also comes with a protective seat cover for the rear and a set of brand new tires.
History and Condition: This is an original-owner vehicle with a clean title. It is being sold upfront about its mechanical needs to ensure an honest transaction. Best suited for a mechanic or someone handy with vehicle repairs.
Location and Sale: The car is located in South Reno. Serious inquiries only please.
Market Highlights
- The Utility Proposition: The 2010 Crosstour was Honda's unique entry into the crossover-hatchback segment, offering Accord-like handling with increased ground clearance and cargo versatility. In 2026, these vehicles remain popular for those who find traditional SUVs too bulky but need more utility than a standard sedan.
- SoCal Regional Demand: Southern California buyers place a premium on 4WD Hondas for weekend trips to the mountains or desert. Even with 212,000 miles, a clean-title, one-owner Honda carries a 'reliability' reputation that keeps floor values stable compared to domestic competitors of the same age.
- Mechanic's Special Dynamics: Vehicles listed as 'needs work' attract a specific segment of the market—flippers and DIYers. The current $4,900 asking price sits comfortably below the $6,500+ retail potential of a fully sorted EX-L, providing enough margin for necessary repairs while maintaining value.