Honda CR-Z
The wedge-shaped CR-Z, which goes on sale next spring in the United States, is wider and stouter than the concept first unveiled at the Tokyo show two years ago. Outfitted with blue lighting and trim for a high-tech feel, the car aims to fuse performance with fuel economy.
The front-wheel-drive car pairs Honda's integrated motor assist hybrid system with a 1.5-liter i-VTEC engine and six-speed manual transmission. Honda hasn't announced fuel economy figures. The CR-Z is billed as the spiritual successor to Honda's popular CR-X.
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