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Ever wonder wonder what happens to your car after its reached the end of its life?
Amazing Honda Concept Cars
We were on a search to find some of Honda's most innovative concept cars, and here is what we found.
The Honda FC Sport
The Honda FC Sport is definitely a new era of performance.The "FC" stands for "Fuel Cell" as in hydrogen fuel cell-the same technology powering the FCX Clarity. The FC Sport is part of future concept in which alternative fuel and zero emissions will rule the sports car world.
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Honda CR-Z Breaks the Hybrid Mold
At first glance you may not realize it, but the 2012 Honda CR-Z, is a hybrid model. Think it looks a little too sporty to fit the build? That's because it's what Honda refers to as a sport hybrid coupe. And they're not just describing it that way because of its edgy and daring looks. Honda has packed quite a bit under the hood of this fierce two-seater.
2012 Honda CR-Z At…
Honda Civic - Named 1 of 10 Best Green Cars of 2012 by KBB
If you're thinking of purchasing the Honda Civic for your next car, but need a last encouraging nudge to take it for a test drive, then you'll be happy to know that it has been named as one of Kelley Blue Book's 10 Best Green Cars of 2012.
Wait, wait, wait... Don't green cars tend to be limited to hybrids, plug-ins, and electric vehicles only? Not so. With its low price…
Honda Civic Hybrid - Civic In It's Greenest Form
So, you've been on a test drive of Honda Civic Hybrid at DCH Gardena Honda. Now what? Is the car as "green" as the auto maker claims? Starting at $24,000 before tax credits, EPA estimates put it at 44 MPG City, as well as 44 Highway.
However, Civic Hybrid is powered mostly by the car's gasoline engine. It cuts down on CO2 emissions, but is there more Civic can do? Some complain…