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		<title>Low Cost Hybrid: Honda gains new Insight</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 21 Dec 2008 05:06:04 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[UPDATE: Honda is now saying that the vehicle will now be available early, starting 4/22/2009, at a MSRP of only $18500. If so, it will underprice all other hybrids by $4000 or more.  Given the super cool styling of the vehicle (same as honda&#8217;s hydrogen car) this is quite  a deal. 
More updates on pricing and availability from the [...]]]></description>
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<p><strong>UPDATE: Honda is now saying that the vehicle will now be available early, starting 4/22/2009, at a MSRP of only $18500. If so, it will underprice all other hybrids by $4000 or more.  Given the super cool styling of the vehicle (same as honda&#8217;s hydrogen car) this is quite  a deal. </strong></p>
<p><strong>More updates on pricing and availability from the sleuths at <em>Technology-Report</em> as it becomes available.  1/2/2009.</strong></p>
<p>By John R. Ghysels, <em><strong>Special to Technology-Report.com</strong></em></p>
<p>Hybrid vehicles are the ultimate gadgets.  They represent efficiency and technology coming together in a tiny carbon footprint. </p>
<p>Cost has kept many away from these wondrous machines. Most reviewers have for years insisted that the additional dollars needed for a hybrid never could make for a reasonable ROI. Even when gas prices soared, dealer mark-ups ruined any hope recovering the &#8220;hybrid premium&#8221; in cost.  Fortunately, just as the model cycle for the ever-popular Toyota Prius draws to a close, Honda is introducing a powerful new player into the hybrid market under the old name-plate of the previously phased out Insight. </p>
<p>With an MSRP of just $19,000, the new four door Insight will be among the low price leaders, under pricing even Honda&#8217;s Civic Hybrid as well as the Prius. And, unlike many other larger car and SUV players, the Honda should deliver mileage and performance representative of a truly efficient Hybrid vehicle. </p>
<p>Us hybrid owners are particular. In fact, we look with a bit of disdain on the dated tech of old, gas propulsion cars.  At least now we won&#8217;t have to pay as high a premium for the privilege of piloting a more efficient drive train. </p>
<p>The new Honda Insight is expected for model year 2010.</p>
<p>John Ghysels, 12/20/2008</p>
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