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Surprisingly you can actually get quite a lot in the luggage space and storage compartment.

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One of the best cars owned by the best drywall contractor in Cleveland so far. It's worth the price!

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POWER from 1000-7000 RPM's with no gaps or peaks in the S52 engine. No body role except to the rear under heavy acceleration. Yes it will go 155 (or more with Dinan). See: tauranga tree company

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I have found the strengths are the economy which I can pushed up to 107mpg on the M3 to Torquay in June this year. Very nippy with good handling. Surprisingly you can actually get quite a lot in the luggage space and storage compartment. I had a Smart 2 seater in 2003 and this is far better and much more stable on the road. Great climate control although you do have to work the engine a lot harder when its on. No road tax and as the ULEZ is coming to most of London next year I'm relieved my car is exempt! All aluminium so no rust and recycled plastics gives the interior that retro 60's sci fi car look.

Weaknesses I only have found 2-the first is quite a major one, the gearboxes are weak on the manual versions of which I have one. The bearings perished and needed to be replaced in the gearbox after 63000 miles which I was not impressed as it gave me a bill of £1400 through no fault of mine but Honda using poor quality bearings. The second is that the on board computer management system for the batteries discharges the batteries when they become fully charged to prolong the life of the batteries. The computer likes to keep the battery pack at around 50% charged. The computer will discharge the batteries even when you require the electric motor assist on steep hills or overtaking on the motorway. Trying to go up a steep hill when you are relying on a 900cc engine with no electric assist carrying 2 people is no fun.

Great gas mileage, major Geek factor, Sporty,one of a kind car.NEVER rusts. Very dependable.

Stock tires are crap, size is impossible to find!

Great car if you can find one!

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Great reliable, fuel efficient car. I don't think the radio sounds bad! People are so retarded.

It takes you ten minutes longer to get anywhere because people are always asking me about my car, including asking me to roll down my window while in motion! Cops spot the lime green color way too easily! My next car will be grey. :-( If it was 4 cylinder rather than 3, you could probably do 65 up I-80 to Vail...yeah, i wasn't doing that. lol. Some dealers know absolutely NOTHING about this car. I've gotten so much BS from the Honda service depts. They need to train their staff. Motorcars Honda in Mayfield Hts.,OH rocks tho.

I have owned my 2000 honda insight nearly four years. i currently have nearly 80,000 miles on it. i have driven it from east to west coast (USA) several times, including up thru Vail and we lived briefly in the mountains of Colorado. Its a great, reliable, fuel efficient car. I've also learned to pack a lot of stuff in it with relocating for college. There was a bit of a learning curve for the high altitudes. Must have snow tires for Ohio snow belt winters (I use bridgestone blizzaks). This decreases the gas mileage to the 50s, but otherwise you would go nowhere because the car is too light to have any traction on ice and snow.

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Fantastic car,powerful,great gas milage,relieable,futuristic

This is a historical car, which returns motoring to the root of the automobile. Underrated, reliable, unique, and up to date.

Slightly fragile, the wheel skirt connectors really bite. Stock tires are junk, but so were the tires on my brother's Prius! NVH good but annoying resonance at 53 mph in 5th.

I bought this car purely because of its struggling resale - 50 % after only two years?! I figured because it's a Honda, it will be amazingly like, well, a Honda. So far I'm twice as thrilled as I expected to be. Much more fun than my bro's Prius, just like the 'ol CRX! Honda has shown the world the depth of their interest in high quality production with this car. This is truly the rarest Honda on the road! That can be a good thing too. I was initially afraid of the "unique" tracking of this car, but after spending time in it - I truly feel guilty to drive my bigger cars. I am a car nut with up to 11 cars just recently, including a couple of REAL gas hogs - a Mercedes V12 and an old Lincoln convertible. This little puddle jumper has made driving interesting even without curves in the road. It's sobering to realize how much a lead foot impacts driving, and although temperature really affects efficiency here in Winterpeg, I feel absolutely enlightened regarding how much vehicle I personally "need" to go about my day. Sure, the handling seems jumpy at first, but it's like a high performance roller skate! My car zooms around corners, hates ruts and the factory Bridgestones are garbage. I intend to find replacement tires, as even Honda doesn't support the factory sized tires. I'm just hesitant to try monkeying with the tires though. I really should become more of an Insight Activist! I have a commute with a good 45 mph leg on it. I have seen 80 mpg above freezing, but for the most part here in the winter, have been struggling to achieve 45, mostly due to the cold (and occasional indulgent car preheating warm-ups) It's not hard to get 50 mpg while zipping around though! Now, if Honda could make a diesel hybrid...

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