9. Honda Crosstour
The Honda Crosstour ventured into uncharted territory with its unique blend of hatchback versatility and sedan comfort. Arriving before the SUV-coupe trend caught on, its sloping roofline and elevated stance confused consumers who weren’t sure if it was an SUV, a wagon, or something else entirely. Despite its practical design and smooth driving dynamics, the Crosstour struggled to find a clear audience. In hindsight, it was well ahead of market trends that would later make such crossovers wildly popular.