Honda Crossroad engines

The Honda Crossroad is a crossover from the manufacturer Honda Motor Co., Ltd. Produced from 1993 to 1998 under the Land Rover Discovery Series 1 brand for the international market, and from 2007 to 2010 under its own name for the Japanese domestic market as a replacement for Honda HR-V. The latest generation model is based on 2nd generation Honda Stream in a 7-seater minivan. After the discontinuation of production, the Crossroad was replaced by a new model – Honda Vezel.

The Honda Crossroad is listed offered with 2 engines (2 petrol). Displacement ranges from 1.8 to 2.0 liters, power output from 140 to 155 hp. All of them use a timing chain. The longest rated lifespan belongs to the Honda R20A (about 300,000 km).

Honda Crossroad engines by generation

EngineYearsVolumePowerFuelTimingOilLifespan
Other Honda Crossroad engines generation not specified
Honda R18A2005–20141.8 L R4140 hppetrolchain3.7 L~280,000 km
Honda R20A2006–present2.0 L R4150–155 hppetrolchain4.3 L~300,000 km

Honda Crossroad engine FAQ

What engines were used in the Honda Crossroad?

The Honda Crossroad was fitted with the Honda R18A and Honda R20A.

Which Honda Crossroad engine is the most durable?

By rated service life the most durable Honda Crossroad engines are: Honda R20A — about 300,000 km; Honda R18A — about 280,000 km. Actual lifespan depends heavily on maintenance and oil change intervals.

How much oil does the Honda Crossroad engine take?

Engine oil capacity with filter: Honda R18A — 3.7 L (5W-30); Honda R20A — 4.3 L (5W-30).

Does the Honda Crossroad have a timing belt or chain?

Timing chain: Honda R18A and Honda R20A.

Was the Honda Crossroad available with a diesel engine?

No, all Honda Crossroad engines in our database run on petrol.

Engine details

Honda R18A

Honda R18A

2005–2014 · 1.8 L R4 · petrol · 140 hp · chain

The power unit is quite demanding on the quality of the fuel and oil used.

Honda R20A

Honda R20A

2006–present · 2.0 L R4 · petrol · 150–155 hp · chain

This engine is quite demanding on the quality of fuel and oil used.

Models with the same engines

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