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2019 Honda Insight

2019 Honda Insight first drive: 55mpg without the hybrid hype

Posted on June 20, 2018July 25, 2019 By Jarvis

Sometimes you just have to grow up and, when it comes to hybrid cars, you’ll struggle to find a better example of that than the 2019 Honda Insight. The third generation of vehicle to bear the Insight name, Honda’s latest gas-electric option consciously avoids an ostentatious display of its green credentials, in favor of something that uses hybrid tech as a means to an end instead.

The car may have grown up, but the pricing hasn’t. The entry-level 2019 Insight LX starts at $22,830 (plus $895 destination), while the Insight EX is from $24,060. The 2019 Insight Touring is $28,090. They’re competitive prices, and not just for a hybrid in this category.
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