Honda Crossroad 2015 is a crossover, released for the Japanese market. The car has three rows of seats, accommodating up to 7 passengers. In the Japanese market, it replaced the Honda HR-V of the first generation. The crossover is built on the platform of the minivan Honda Stream of the second generation, which appeared in 2006, but it differs in weight and increased ground clearance.
Under the hood of Crossroad there is one of the two inline four-cylinder engines with a volume of 1.8 or 2.0 liters. Coupled with the engine was available the only five-speed automatic transmission. Most of the modifications of the car with a 1.8-liter engine were front-wheel drive. The all-wheel drive is realized under the Real Time 4WD scheme. And in case of slippage of the front wheels or with excess thrust, a part of the torque through the DPS device is transmitted to the rear axle. Under normal driving conditions, the car behaves like a front-wheel drive. The all-wheel-drive system also works in conjunction with traction control and brakes with ABS.
Crossroad is equipped with a system of dynamic stabilization VSA. It includes a module Hill Start Assist, which prevents the rollback back when starting to rise, temporarily holding the car after releasing the brake pedal. The unusual for Japanese crossovers for the internal market are the arrangement of the gear selector lever on the center console and the panoramic sectors on the left side mirror. Another feature of the car is the lack of a spare wheel.
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