Honda Insight Hybrid

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This high-tech 65-mpg machine was  the first hybrid ever sold in the U.S., in the 2000 model year.

Powered by Honda's IMA hybrid system, the Insight is said to be kid-unfriendly, due to a lack of space. Call it a great second or third car for the environmentally conscientious commuter. 

The Honda Insight offers a 67-horsepower 1.0 liter three-cylinder gas engine and a 14-horsepower electric motor that kicks in during acceleration.

Like most hybrids, the Insight also uses regenerative braking.

The Department of Energy's Fuel Economy Guide for 2005 named the Honda Insight as the most fuel-efficient in America, once again - something the car has done since its introduction in 1999.

The Honda Insight hybrid is loved by its owners. If you are interested in an Insight hybrid, you will probably have to have it special ordered by a Honda dealer.

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