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Consumer Reports blasts Honda Insight, ranked 21 of 22 tested

Calling it "the most disappointing Honda Consumer Reports has tested in a long time," America's most influential product testing magazine has given extremely poor marks to the Japanese automaker's new Insight hybrid. In a verdict that reminds us of a certain Jeremy Clarkson review (albeit more kindly worded), Consumer Reports blasted the gas-electric hatchback for its "ride quality, handling, interior noise, acceleration, rear-seat, access, and visibility," consigning the hapless Honda to a 21 out of 22 ranking among other small hatchbacks ... Read more →

Honda, Toyota make $3,100 profit on each hybrid sold Sebastian Blanco

The whole Insight/Prius price war thing has been settled. We know that the cheapest 2010 Toyota Prius will be $21,750 and the lowest-cost 2010 Honda Insight will be $20,470. Hybrid buyers win because ...

London's congestion charge expansion will cleanly fuel Honda's sales Sebastian Blanco

Toyota can't be the only one who benefits from the expansion of London's Congestion Charge zone next week, right? Honda is saying it expects there to be 6,500 more hybrid cars in London by 2008 ...

Consumer Reports blasts Honda Insight, ranked 21 of 22 tested 5 months ago on Autoblog Green

Calling it "the most disappointing Honda Consumer Reports has tested in a long time," America's most influential product testing magazine has given extremely poor marks to the Japanese automaker's new Insight hybrid. In a verdict that reminds us of a certain Jeremy Clarkson review (albeit more ...

Honda, Toyota make $3,100 profit on each hybrid sold 7 months ago on Autoblog Green

The whole Insight/Prius price war thing has been settled. We know that the cheapest 2010 Toyota Prius will be $21,750 and the lowest-cost 2010 Honda Insight will be $20,470. Hybrid buyers win because of the competitive price drops, but it turns out that both automakers are also winners. According ...

London's congestion charge expansion will cleanly fuel Honda's sales 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

Toyota can't be the only one who benefits from the expansion of London's Congestion Charge zone next week, right? Honda is saying it expects there to be 6,500 more hybrid cars in London by 2008 (low-emission hybrids don't have to pay the £8 daily driving charge). In preparation, Honda will ...


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