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2019 Honda Insight Touring Sedan FWD Overview

The Honda Insight debuted in the United States in late 1999 and was the first hybrid (gasoline/electric) automobile available in the U.S. With fantastic fuel economy, this is certainly a technology we all should take seriously.

The Insight has a small three-cylinder motor and electrical backup to help with acceleration, but drivers should be careful how much and how hard they accelerate, since that drains the battery.

The Insight comes with a specially designed five-speed manual transmission and has an aerodynamic design to maximize fuel efficiency. The Insight can go up to 70 miles on one gallon of gasoline.

Expert Reviews for 2019 Honda Insight Touring Sedan FWD by Year

2019 Honda Insight Test Drive Review

Christian Wardlaw

Twenty years ago, the original Honda Insight was the first hybrid to go on sale in America. It had two seats and a funky teardrop shape, but amazing fuel economy.

Honda’s next Insight was a

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2019 Honda Insight Touring Sedan FWD Reviews

Comfy, quick, low handling and great gas mileage at 50+ mpg!

by tdavison

I love my Honda Insight because it gets 50+ mpg, handles very well up to about 70-75 mph, and has lots of cargo room with the hatchback and rear folding seats. Backseat has pretty good head and leg room for a low sitting car. I like the gauges that show your fuel efficiency, miles left on each tank of gas, outside temp, etc. The only thing I really don't like is that there is not much storage "cubbies" in this vehicle. It has door pockets and 4 cup holders in the front, and door pockets in the back. No seat back pockets, no center console; I miss those extra little things with the Insight.
Great commuter car!

by kcaraballo22

I really love driving the Honda Insight. It is small enough to have all of the perks of a compact, but drives like a race car. The CVT took a little getting used to, but it is awesome to not waste gas at red lights or when traffic is stopped. Gas mileage is amazing--only $20 to fill the tank with gas prices like they are now!
Best Bang for your buck

by Dave23703

I bought this car in 2010 after reasearching all other alternatives. Even now, given the fuel economy, price, exterior and interior looks of the vehicle it still blows everything else out of the water. There are small downsides like hard seats and less sound deadening materials; but, it's not a luxury car. It does what it's built for. Build quality is excellent and so is the integrity of all the parts it's made of. I have had no costs associated with the replacement of parts that are not related to maintenance. Maintenance intervals are huge and cost much less than typical cars. The look and feel of the car has put it over the top for me. Compared to the only other hybrid that gets this kind of fuel economy (Prius and Prius C) this car provides the perfect amount of space for my family (Prius C does not) and the interior beats the Prius any day. The layout of the car is more conventional and you are connected to the drive components for that real car feel.