Honda Accord Crosstour Cabriolet vs Nissan topless Murano

Are drop unconventional senior became the darling of the automotive industry? Honda is obviously very aware of the new Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet, and apparently he likes what he sees. Historically reluctant convertible (low volume jobs as S2000 excluded), the Japanese automaker now plans to offer a CUV soft-top on its own, and the unlikely choice for a roofectomy is the slow selling Honda Accord Cross Tour .Honda Accord Crosstour Cabriolet 

vs Nissan topless Murano

Agreement flatly called Cross Tower convertible, this convertible has a two plus two inside seating arrangement and unlimited free space. Under the hood lies the familiar 3.5-liter V6 engine that produces 271 horsepower and 254 lb.-ft. of torque. As the fixed roof Cross Cabriolet Tour will be offered with front-wheel and four wheels, which gives it more configurablility Murano AWD only. As Nissan convertible conversion resulted in less than two doors and the elimination of a merciful basket handle structural support. Strange that our eyes, Cross Cabriolet Tour looks almost more appealing than the hardtop hunchback - at least with the top down.When it goes on sale this summer, Honda Accord Crosstour Cabriolet will be seated at the top of the price structure Crosstour. A full load Crosstour we examined in 2010 is priced at $ 36,930, so expect the convertible to go right at the point of the $ 40K mark. It's a little less than $ 47 190 for the Nissan Murano CrossCab want.