2022 HondaInsight Touring For Sale

I bought this car because I’m trying to be a better consumer by using less gas and polluting the air less. Owning a hybrid forces a driver to relearn how to drive. If you accelerate on a hill, this car has plenty of power to allow you to do that, but your gas mileage will not be as great. I bought the Touring model, and at first I was getting around 43 mpg, below the rated 47-51. But a slight adjustment in my driving style has allowed me to improve to an average of 52 mpg. And on some trips I’m getting even better mileage. And the Touring has all the bells and whistles that are usually missing in other hybrids. It is fun to drive, handles corners with stability, and has a ton of safety features. If I use them all, I can literally remove my hands from the steering wheel and the car stays perfectly in the center of the lane. Just a great car.

I have a 2019 Honda Insight Touring model. I just returned from a trip to Missouri in which I got 53 mpg. The car actually gets better mpg in town, but I am more than pleased with this performance. The only downside I have ever had with my car is the lack of a spare tire in which the dealer actually got one for me. The Insight is comfortable and I am 5'10" and 230 lbs. I love the gas mileage, but other pluses are the numerous safety features. I tend to buy only new cars basically for the latest technology and the safety issues.

Bought my 2020 Insight Touring a short time ago and now have 1000 miles on it. My first tank I averaged 60 mpg, my second tank was 69 mpg, so you can definitely get great gas mileage. I only use ECON mode and don't use freeways. The car also has a smooth and quiet ride and feels solid and tight. Feels much more upscale that the price would suggest. Overall, very happy.