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Re: Test drove a Honda Insight yesterday... - SDGuy - 07-02-2011 So, a Kia Soul isn't a consideration - even with their carefully crafted & obviously targeted ads?!? :burnout: Re: Test drove a Honda Insight yesterday... - AllGold - 07-02-2011 The Prius is pretty much universally recognized as the best hybrid. The Insight has had some pretty bad reviews, at least when it first came out (haven't followed it lately). Re: Test drove a Honda Insight yesterday... - Grateful11 - 07-02-2011 PeterB wrote: You're Welcome. Personally if I were going Honda I'd take the Fit over the Insight. I think the Fit is really neat and I've never heard any complains about them. I don't know anyone that owns an Insight so I can't give any "insight" on the them personally. I think a the Kia Soul is neat too. I see a lot of them around here. Re: Test drove a Honda Insight yesterday... - sekker - 07-03-2011 PeterB, we have a 2005 Honda Civic Hybrid. If the new Civic is big enough for you, it's a decent vehicle and a lot cheaper than the Prius. I do think the Prius is the best overall hybrid you can buy today. But I think some others - like the Ford Fusion - are catching up. Re: Test drove a Honda Insight yesterday... - zero - 07-03-2011 It's more expensive and gets worse milage than the Prius. Re: Test drove a Honda Insight yesterday... - Ted King - 07-03-2011 sunfalcon wrote: I also compared a (non-hybrid) Civic with a Fit but ended up buying the Fit. If you go by the published mileage results, a Fit automatic gets 31mpg average mixed driving and the 5-speed manual Civic gets 29mpg. I'm not doubting that you get the mileage you say, but what I get with my Fit is also more than they indicate as the "official mileage" - it averages about 35mpg mixed and about 38mpg highway. The Civic may have a larger wheelbase but oddly enough it doesn't have more room than the Fit. They both have 91ft3 of passenger space but the Fit has a cargo volume of 21ft3 and the Civic just 12ft3. I'm sure the Civic is a great car, but for me the extra volume of the Fit is something I use a lot. http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/sbs.htm |