Honda has made it again! This time with the new and amazing two-seat gasoline & electric hybrid car.

Starts with a nice retail price of $19,950. The new 2011 Honda CR-Z will be coming to showrooms in August and it is supposed to be the lowest starting price for a hybrid in the U.S.A according to The Associated Press.

It is the first hybrid car to come with a manual transmission. Features six-speed stick shift, fuel economy rating of 34 miles per gallon for combined city and highway travel.

Also comes with the variable transmission (CVT) which provides fuel economy rating to 37 mpg for combined city/highway travel and highway mileage rating to 39 mpg. A CR-Z with CVT has a starting manufacturer’s suggested retail price of $20,600.

It comes with upholstered seats, high-tech gauges and nice equipment such as mesh-covered sport seats, 160-watt AM-FM stereo with CD player and six speakers, USB and MP3 interfaces, automatic climate control, rear window wiper, antilock brakes, and electronic stability control amongst others.. It uses regular gasoline and the electric motor wisely recharges on its own from the engine and regenerative brakes.

So far it looks as the Honda CR-Z might top Prius sales! For this and more options request a free quote with us 25BestNewCars.com