Honda 2010 Insight Accessories Announced for Europe

2010 Honda Insight accessories

Wide range of options available

By Michael Gauthier
January 21, 2009 9:24 PM
Filed Under: Gadgets, Honda, Hybrid, Japanese

Despite just having unveiled the 2010 Honda Insight at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit a few days ago, Honda has announced their new European accessories for the model.

Exterior accessories include modified front and rear ends, side skirts, a black mask for the front bumper which covers the traditional chrome, and metallic-looking B-pillars and door handle trim. Owners can also choose from a variety of wheels, such as 15" Crystal design or 16-inchers offered in either Cronos or Turbine design.

For the interior Honda offers blue ambient lighting for the front footwells and center console and stainless steel front and rear door trim strips inscribed with the Insight name. Thankfully there are some usable options including a portable wide-screen navigation system that mounts to the dash, a dual rear-seat DVD entertainment system, and a hard disk based navigation system that features 40GB of storage and Bluetooth connectivity.

Source: Honda via carscoop.blogspot.com

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Comments

BabyMilo

January 22, 2009 12:04 AM

Do you know what is really sad, i think that the new generation Prius is nicer looking than this. The exterior design on this just doesnt work for me

GanSan

January 23, 2009 9:47 AM

Really?! I really hope you're in the minority because I want this car to sell well!

GanSan

January 22, 2009 4:24 AM

Brilliant. I love it.

If I like the test drive, I'm sold.

Bremen_Koenigsegg

January 22, 2009 4:45 AM

I am glad Honda scrapped their NSX project for the same reason I dislike this new Insight. When I think NSX, I think 2-seater, mid-engined everyday supercar; similarly, when I think Insight, I think of the cute, little 2-seater made entirely of aluminum with skinny tires. Why does Honda insist on undermining the heritage of their previous models? Just call it something else! This Insight isn't even targeting the same consumer market!