2010 Prius & Honda Insight Hands-On Workshop June 25th @ 1:30pm

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Discussion in 'Prius, Hybrid, EV and Alt-Fuel News' started by Danny, Jun 22, 2009.

  1. MSantos
    Since I do not see anyone from Honda accompanying the poor Insight, it appears it will be nothing more than a piñata at the hands of the Toyota Sales people. ;)

    Cheers;

    MSantos
  2. Danny
    As it, unfortunately, should be :)
  3. usbseawolf2000
    Honda dealer can do their own workshop. :)
  4. thomatt12
    I wonder what Honda can do to make their Insight as popular as the Toyota Prius.

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  5. Tideland Prius
    price. Emphasize on it. Yes it's only a $2k difference (and even then you're not comparing apples to apples cause a Prius II is better equipped than an Insight LX) but for someone who's on a tight budget, the LX works well.
  6. MSantos
    Yep. Knock down the price.

    As it stands the EX has absolutely no chance against the 2010 Prius. I mention the EX because that is the trim level that Honda has been selling the most.
  7. snead_c
    Don't worry guys...I'll park our Prius a block away, walk over and "pretend" to be a Honda sales rep...I'll even slick the few hairs back on my bald head and keep saying over and over again "it even looks just like a Prius" :rolleyes:
  8. ericbecky
    Our local Toyota dealer has actually purchased a Honda Insight to have available as a comparison for people right in the dealership.
  9. wfolta
    The price is a deal-killer. He have a Honda dealer and a Toyota dealer across the street from each other, a mile from our house. We considered both.

    If the Insight had been priced with a base of $16,000, it would've been a close call As it is, the price differential with a Prius III is meaningless: it's not comparably equipped, it's not comparably built, it's not comparably comfortable, and it does not get comparable mileage.

    If they get the price right, their Honda Fit hybrid may be better competition -- much smaller, but much sportier, and perhaps competitive mileage-wise because of the smaller size.

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