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Production of the all-new 2019 Honda Insight has begun in the U.S.

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Another Detroit Auto Show is in the books and though there were no huge surprises or show-stealing reveals, it was still quite the spectacle.

Honda is set to unveil its 2019 Insight prototype at the upcoming Detroit Auto Show. This all-new hybrid is estimated to deliver 50 miles per gallon along with segment-leading interior space and room for five adults.

An official statement is still to come, but Honda is expanding on a previous recall that involves a group of cars that have already been recalled.

Honda has issued a recall for 646 vehicles in the U.S.

The Takata airbag recall just keeps getting bigger and bigger.

Everyone likes a good rivalry, and there are a lot of these competitive relationships when it comes to cars. Consider the Mustang vs Camaro rivalry, or the F-150 vs Silverado throw down. Or even the Camry vs the Accord.

As you probably already know, some vehicles return better mpg than advertised.

Two of Honda’s electrified vehicles are being discontinued.

Honda is discontinuing its Insight hybrid after more than a decade of lackluster sales. 

The Honda Insight might not be long for this world with decreasing sales and stiffer competition.

Honda has announced pricing for its 2014 Insight hybrid, which will start from $19,515 including destination, keeping it the most affordable hybrid in the U.S.

Worldwide sales for Honda‘s hybrid vehicles have reached one million units as of the end of September 2012, according to the Japanese automaker.

Believe it or not, hybrids are safer in a crash than their gasoline-only counterparts, according to a new study by the Highway Loss Data Institute.