Honda CRZ 2013 Review

Honda is a Japanese automobile manufacturer that was founded in 1948. At the moment, we see several types of Honda vehicles on our roads. Among these, we are discussing today the Honda CRZ, which was recently produced and, while not a sporty automobile, has a sporty appearance. The Honda CRZ debuted as a concept vehicle during the 2007 Tokyo Motor Show. So, CarsGuide is examining the Honda CRZ, 2013.

Exterior Design

When it comes to the exterior design of the Honda CRZ, the front lights include Daytime running lights, Projector lighting, and Halogen headlights. There are no apparent fog lights. The Honda symbol is designed in chrome above the grill. Windshield wipers are variable intermittent.

On the side, there are 16-inch alloy wheels. It only has two doors. There is a keyless entry option. The door handles are body color. Side mirrors in body color with folding power and integrated turn indicators are included. You can also view power windows. This is colored glass. In addition, we can see the fuel filling door on the side of this car, which may be pushed and released. This vehicle is 1605 mm in length.

In the back, you can see the Fin-type roof-mounted antenna. The windshield wiper and washer are visible. LED brake lights are included. The Honda insignia may be seen on the tailgate. In addition, the CRZ logo appears on one side of the back and the Hybrid logo appears on the other.

When it comes to the boot area of the Honda CRZ, it has a capacity of 25 liters. This is a rather small boot space.

Because the Honda CRZ belongs to the hatchback sector, it should have an average ground clearance of 168 mm. However, the producers have specified a ground clearance of 145 mm.

Interior Design

When it comes to the interior of the Honda CR Z, a simple driver’s cabin has been provided. There are two mesh sports seats in this that can Reclining Front Seat Backs. For the driver’s seat, manual height adjustments are available. Seats, although being situated very near to the ground, often provide adequate legroom. There is also plenty of headroom.

On the passenger side, there is a spacious glove compartment. Only the driver’s side has vanity mirrors. In the center console, there are two cup holders. In the meter console, there is a digital speedometer and a tachometer. A paddle shifter is positioned on the steering wheel which can be tilted and telescopically adjusted. This steering wheel has a cruise controller and an audio controller. Small door bins are located on each door.

There is a six-speaker CD audio system, USB and Bluetooth connectivity, automatic climate control, and a 12 Volt power outlet.

Performance

The Honda CRZ is powered by a 1.5-liter inline four-cylinder engine with a gasoline-electric hybrid powertrain. This produces 130 horsepower and 140 Newton-meters of torque.

You can extract the most power out of the battery pack for 5 seconds by pushing the S+ button on the steering wheel.
There is a six-speed manual transmission available. This car is also equipped with front wheel drive.

This car has a top speed of 209 km/h. The fuel usage is 2.8 gallons per 100 kilometers. The gasoline tank capacity is 10.6 gallons.

Ride Quality

We can have a good time with the Honda CRZ ride. Despite its sporty appearance, it lacks the nimble handling and quick acceleration that we anticipate from a sports car, because this isn’t a fast car. On a twisty back road, though, you cannot drive very fast. In general, the Honda CRZ provides a comfortable ride.

Safety & Technology

When it comes to the Honda CRZ’s safety, six airbags have been installed to protect both the driver and the passengers in the event of a collision or a side impact. There are two front airbags, as well as side and side-curtain airbags.

The Honda CRZ’s safety features include ABS, EBD, electronic stability control, traction control, a backup camera, and stability control. This car also has safety features such as a tire pressure warning sensor and hill assist. When the tire pressure is too low, these tire pressure warning sensors alert the driver. If this system’s light illuminates, it implies the tires are under-inflated, and a tire failure is possible. As a result, the Honda CRZ’s safety rating is 7.0 out of 10.