Honda cr-z

Review:

Honda CRZ is a series of compact hybrid cars that first appeared on the market in 2010. The concept of this car includes the hybrid electric and diesel engines that make it more ecologically safe for the environment. The great thing about this concept is that it is combining the traditional sports car elements with the new gasoline-electric hybrid powertrain. That is the general reason the Honda CRZ is the least polluting car sold in US today. It is also the only hybrid model that has an option of manual transmission available. When it was introduced for the first time in 2007 at the International Tokyo Motor Show, Honda CRZ was the sportiest, efficient and, most importantly, inexpensive vehicle presented at the time. And when the sales of this vehicle began in 2010 it still was all of these things. The Honda CRZ is equipped with a 1.5 liter inline-4 i-VTEC SOHC engine powered with the Honda's Integrated Motor Assist system. The unique for this type of vehicles six-speed manual transmission is a part of standard equipment, but you can always choose the CVT one. The power of this car is 122 hp (91 kW), the gasoline motor gives the 111 hp (83 kW) itself. The car can accelerate up to 100 km/hour in 8.8 seconds so you will never be late for work or for your kids’ school with this one. The fuel economy indicators are really amazing, and you may never believe the numbers until you see them for yourself. So, the 4.0 liters per 100 km and 4.4 liters in case of CVT transmission are pretty phenomenal. And with a car that looks like this one it’s really a great advantage. The 2011 EPA list of top ten fuel efficient vehicles has the name of Honda CRZ standing on the fourth place. So, if the engine and fuel economy level still wasn’t enough, just look inside this car to see all the features it has. To say you will be surprised and amazed is to say nothing. There’s nothing the new Honda CRZ can’t or won’t do because it has the equipment of a spaceship. That way every ride in it becomes an adventure.

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