Honda Insight Wins Award

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Muhammed El-Hasan
on June 17, 2009 12:28 PM | | Comments (0) |

It's a great coup for Honda, considering the Prius' commercial dominance.


Honda Insight scoops green award

(The Press Association) A family-sized hybrid vehicle - the Honda Insight - has been named green car of the year by the Environmental Transport Association (ETA).

The Insight emits just 101 grams of carbon dioxide per one kilometre (101g/k) and beat off the challenge of more than 1,300 other vehicles examined by the ETA.

In contrast, the "dirtiest" car was found to be the 8-litre Dodge SRT-10 sports car which emits 488g/k.


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