Like most automakers, Honda could use a little hybrid buzz. Despite a decade in the market, Honda still hasn’t really found its hybrid mojo.
Can a hot little sporty hybrid shake things up a bit?
When I tested the , it was on a small, limited course. Sure it was comfortable and cool, but it’s a sporty hybrid. If you can’t let it rip, at least a little, then what’s the point? So, my experience left me yearning for more.
Anyway, as I was reading of the CR-Z hybrid, I couldn’t help but think: 36 mpg. 36 mpg is really pretty good fuel economy for almost any vehicle, but for a small, two-seat sporty hybrid that really isn’t all that sporty according to many early reports?
Bad batteries, poor suspensions, and shoddy interior materials. Those complaints have begun to define Honda’s , and now a 36 mpg tiny hybrid?
Early word suggests that the will be Honda’s best hybrid offering yet. Sadly, that isn’t necessarily saying much. Seriously, can it get much worse?
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