Honda Insight News Archives

Does a 100 mpg sound good to you? How about a mere 50 or 60 mpg? Huh, that's nothing.

Last year, we discovered quite a few interesting green car advocates at Hybridfest in Madison, Wisconsin: a hypermiling Honda Insight driver , someone with a 100mpg+ Prius , and a Hobbit .

John Flory doesn't sweat over high gas prices. He drives about as much as anyone on the road - about two hours each day from his home in Essex to his job in New Haven, then back again.

GILBERT, Ariz. - After a 29-mile jaunt from his Phoenix office to his home here, Louis Hudgin proclaimed his gas mileage "pitiful." He averaged just 88.3 miles per gallon.

The Toyota Corolla looks to be running out of gas. While it's still America's fifth-best-selling car, in the first five months of this year, the brand hit a rare bump.

The new co-worker sitting next to you is a real beam of light. Everyone loves him.

Honda 's Insight was the first hybrid to hit the U.S. market in 1999, but the tiny hatchback ceased production in 2006 due to practicality issues.

With the cost of gasoline about $4 per gallon, motorists may start looking more at hybrid vehicles to save some money.

Expect something amazing from the next Toyota Prius - like fuel economy that pushes past the 100-mpg barrier.

The McKays are a two hybrid vehicle family, a fact that we're appreciating more and more everyday.

With average gasoline prices hitting a record $4 a gallon , drivers are increasingly looking for ways to cut fuel costs.

Proud of your Toyota Prius? Scooting to work on a new fuel-efficient scooter? Had the foresight to invest in a Honda Insight? We want to show off your fuel-efficient vehicle for an upcoming article in the ...

A new technique promises to save consumers 20 to 30 percent on gas no matter what kind of car they drive.

It's that time of year. School's out, and families are beginning to plan for or go on family vacations.

Times are tough. The travel wise guys say with the weak dollar, rising airline fares, and rocketing gas costs more of us will be traveling less.

More than a decade has passed since the Toyota Prius hybrid debuted in 1997. By 2000, the Honda Insight and Civic hybrids had joined the U.S. automotive market.

Honda is wasting no time in its effort to catch up to rival Toyota when it comes to hybrid technology.

I used to think of hybrid vehicles in a "Jetsons" sort of way. The earliest hybrids - ' the Honda Insight and Toyota Prius - ' fueled my perception that these cars were exclusively futuristic, small, odd ...