Usually, every car has a purpose or a plus side.
I like to think of it this way; every woman is beautiful in some way.
Problem is once a while there is a car that doesn't make sense. It's a rarity but it happens. The Honda CR-Z is one of those cars.
Oh-kay, I get that it is suppose to be a sporty hybrid. And I actually believe if anyone was going to do it, Honda could. But as Consumer Reports points out, you would expect it to obtain a better MPG. Not to mention it isn't very quick. Oh yeah, and on top of that double whammy you've got the fact it's only a two seater.
So, what am I missing here?
What are the CR-Z's redeeming qualities besides that it has a manual and is a hybrid. By the way, that has been done before, in the original Insight...
**To get a brief overview of the all-new CR-Z, check out Consumer Report's video down below OR for the full article, click "Read Here..."Since the CR-Z is not yet for sale, we have not tested its fuel economy using our stringent protocol. However, we have borrowed an example and lived with it for several days. An auto engineer tracked its observed fuel economy on his commute and recorded 36 mpg. He did the same with other new, small cars recording 36 mpg in the Mazda2 and 38 mpg in the Ford Fiesta, two non-hybrid cars that carry more passengers. Those cars also cost much less and their better steering makes them more entertaining to drive than the CR-Z....[Source: Consumer Reports]
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