2021 Honda Insight Touring Review - 51MPG And No One Knows About It!
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
- My thoughts on the 2021 Honda Insight with the 1.5L Inline 4, Hybrid system, and CVT!
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Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro
1:44 - Cash 4 Cars
2:06 - Engine / Transmission / Hybrid System
4:07 - Interior
9:20 Back Seat
10:11 - Trunk / Cargo Space
10:47 - Exterior
11:08 - Final Thoughts
14:38 - Outro 
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Honda hybrids are criminally underrated. The CRZ, civic hybrid and Insight used to come in manual.
I love my insight! And no lie I get 66MPG average. I fill up with $22 and my range is 592 miles.
That’s awesome, roughly what is your gas price per gallon?
@@oscarm.3593 Right now where I live 1 gallon is $2.72. This past month gas has gone up. Yesterday I had about 1 gallon left of fuel and I filled up with a little less than $24. And my total range went up to 589 miles. Hope this helps.
Hello how is the power of this car and is does it make much noise inside
I think the reason it doesn’t sell comes down to a lot of factors:
1) As you mentioned, some people probably don’t even know the Insight still exists, or only think of the 1st gen.
2) Going off previous point, for the average car buyer who probably doesn’t know or care much about cars, the only Hondas they only know coming into the dealership are probably Civic, Accord, CRV, and maybe Odyssey. And when it comes to hybrids, they probably think Prius.
3) Sedans are dying. It hurts to think that, but when normal gasoline powered sedans aren’t selling as great compared to SUVs and crossovers, hybrid sedans are even lower in numbers.
4) Economy. Don’t know how it is for everyone else in the US, but here in Pennsylvania, gas averages around $2.50/gal right now. With gas being so “cheap,” people are ok spending more money on gas guzzlers and high powered cars. Very apparent when I see probably 3x as many 3rd gen Prius (2009 economy crisis & $4/gal era) on the road than current 4th gen Prius.
Just a few of my thoughts, really sucks because this car is really nice and great for a more mainstream look.
I think you are right. I didn't even know the insight existed until I just happen to see a RUclips review of one while researching the Prius Prime. When I went to look at one the dealership seemed shocked. They actually wanted to show me a Civic or Accord. I liked the Insight better than both of those cars. It is a good mix between the two. It is a shame they don't advertise and expose the public to this car more. Most people think I am driving an Accord until I correct them.
Lovin' your energy and style, sir! Keep up the great content
Did anyone else notice the white truck in the background going backwards at 13:07 XD
It is not a CVT drive train Alex Auto has a great explanation of the drive train
You have very good pacing. One of the biggest detractors on videos like this is people dwelling or moving to fast. I give your pacing and detail a 10/10. My only bit of advice would be to include the paid add at the end of the video (if the sponsor allows it). Keep making good videos. You had Doug Demuro vibe going on!
I purchased a 2021 Honda Insight Touring in November of last year and I love it. I fell in love with it the moment I saw it when I got to the Honda Dealership
Got the 2021 insight Touring a couple of months ago. I cant be more happier. My friends were surprised and not aware of this honda model. I think its because it has an identity crisis...it looks a lot like a bigger civic and smaller accord..so when people see it, they dont recognize a totally different car unless they read the back emblem.
Anyway, love the gas mileage, quiet cabin, ample power for my need, awesome exterior and great interior designs. 👍👍
Hey I have a 2020 Insight touring. Got it in October of 2020, and so far put 9000 miles on it. How much mpg do u average? I drive mostly in the city and get 40-42 mpg, I can never get near the 51 city mpg rating. Also the engine does get kinda loud when accelerating, kind of annoying.
@@tatalala1713 i average 48mpg. Ive gotten used to hypermiling. I used to have a heavy foot, but after learning how to drive "normally" on this car (which i admit theres a learning curve) coz this is my first hybrid, after a while ive gotten used to it...im quite happy with it. I use cruise control whever possible-the adaptive Cruise control makes it easy too.
As a longtime Prius owner --and Hondas before then, I stumbled upon the Insight when looking for my Prius replacement due to "deer encounter". With the red Insight it was "love at first sight" and a bonus of comfy seats and tasteful interior design. It has been about a month and I absolutely love my 2021 Insight Touring! ride!
How do you like it a year later? I’m tempted to get an insight when I’m done with my Prius C. How is the highway engine noise?
@@hunterkyle2021 -I am really very happy with my car. It’s still a fun and comfortable ride. There are a few things I would change - for example, I would like the passenger seat to be able rise up a bit higher. Would be happy with a little higher winter mpg -but with harsh winters here - it’s fine. I really do love it though. So glad I bought it when I did!!
@@hunterkyle2021 The engine noise is not too bad. A little louder on the sport mode (now that gives it a little pep!). It is not a quiet car when you step on the gas, but I’m ok with that.
I agree. Insight is iconic from the 1st gen only. Really hard to change that if carry the same name but share the same design as their sibling
I hear you....it looks nice and it save tones of gas, smooth driving....it is a really nice car.
Thanks for wonderful video!!! Buy "Insight " at 2019! Love it! Even if I will buy another car in the future, will keep this one! 15$ spend and about 10 days driving every day around the town! Just great car!!!
Are you guys having issue with the trunk beeping when you close the trunk door when the car is locked?
just bought this! I'm getting it in about 3 months 🤩
I'm a huge supporter of the honda insight
I loved this review
12:20 I believe size is a primary reason Accords have sold better. We Americans generally prefer larger vehicles, even when smaller ones are more practical. There isn't too much difference in the price or fuel economy and the Accord is much more known.
I love my Camry Hybrid, but now realize it's just a bit too much car for me. I never have passengers or cargo. Would love to have an Insight or something its size for my next vehicle.
Honda needs to advertise this car more. Interior space (leg room) both front and back are the same as a 2015 era Accord, plenty big. Dealers should be selling way more of these...
I traded my 2019 Si for a 2021 Insight yesterday. I had an Insight for a week while a strut was being replaced on the Si, and kinda fell in love with it. I have kids now and an Si isn't family friendly. The Accord feels like an old lady car. But the Insight is like if a Civic and an Accord had a love child.
Wow, you really think the Insight is a better and funner family car for the $ compare to the Civic SI? You definitely got me convinced ‼️ I wish you could give a review or share your experience/journey from the Civic SI to the Insight. I'll definitely listen/watch! Please tell!
@@edgaryzen4925 I am almost 40 so a smooth ride and having free hands is important. I also average 54 mpg in town. The acceleration is probably better when in sport mode and the battery is charged on the Insight. The leather seats are a plus for having kids.
@@MaxHardenreally? You think the insight drives better than the si? But isn't the si way more powerful.im on the market for an insight and what u think about the engine noise in the insight?
It’s all branding, the Accord has a decades long reputation, people know about it. I’m about to buy this car and I’d never even heard of it. I only discovered it when looking for Prius alternatives. I think they should have marketed this as a Civic Hybrid since that’s essentially what it is. It would definitely be more popular since that’s their top selling car.
Do the rear headrests come off?
I have a 05 civic hybrid 250k miles still going strong some how I’m going to get an insight now
13:08 That truck is moonwalking!
This made me laugh so hard! SO funny
I’m a current Insight (ZE) owner, looking to replace it soon, and I had no idea Honda still makes it today lol
i have a question that maybe you could help me out since no one in youtube has really shown or mentioned anything about this particular touring model insight and its the sound system how are the bass and mids are they good? or really good? decent? thank u and great video
Hey I actually own a 2020 Insight touring, it has a really good audio system! But there’s one thing that bug me, when the bass is high the rear deck panel rattles which gets a bit annoying, otherwise it’s really good and loud!
@@tatalala1713 thank you the car already convinced me but the sound system no one ever has mentioned before here in youtube that i know of so thank you:)
I did not know the insight was still being made.
I get +60 mpg in the city with the ex model driving normally.
It’s still so strange too me that this did not sell like hot cakes… I mean the styling is just insane
Honda is doing a shot job of marketing this car’s redesign. Yeah, the ugly insights from the past are still in people’s minds. I’m in the market for a new car and didn’t even consider the Insight because of what I remember of it. Only when I realized it was redesigned and has gotten great reviews did I decide that this is my next car. I also think the Accord outsells it is because it is a larger car and more powerful. I honestly think if they had called this a Civic Hybrid, it would have sold way more.
I'd be interested in seeing a clarity phev review, afaik the drivetrain is similar to the insight but I find the styling interesting
Edit: Wait a second, the Insight is *cheaper* than the Accord? That doesn't make any sense, I guess it's just a branding thing as to why the insight isn't selling
My ideas as to why few bought it:
1.) Lack of marketing on Honda's part.
2.) To tie into point 1, when folks think of fuel-efficient hybrids these days, we all know what the first car that comes to mind is: the Prius.
3.) I think some hybrids have an identity crisis regarding who they're for. The folks that are really stressing about their gas mileage are the low-income drivers that often find themselves priced out of getting a new hybrid, more often than not feeling like they're more expensive than a brands base trim entry car, but maybe not as expensive as the mid-tier sedan that said brand offers.
Those aren't paddle shifters. They're regenerative brake sensitivity settings.
I love honda insight..
We’re there any changes for 2021 vs 2020?
2020 has Lane Watch. For 2021 the Insight gets Blind Spot Monitoring. The also no longer offer the brighter blue that they had last year.
The lx and ex get 55city 51hwy. I'm going to buy a 22 ex. I don't really care about leather and sunroof.. I'd rather have the better gas mileage.
Make it a hatchback and it would be a direct competitor to the Prius.
Hwy mileage is lower due to higher wind resistance at high speeds.
This car is the truth
77MPG In my City
use me as the "i did not know about the new insight"
The Insight wheels are criminally unattractive. I understand why they look the way they do, but I don’t have to like it.
G1 Insight laughs in 65mpg
I average 40 mpg in my insight touring 😭
@@tatalala1713 fix your driving style, be more conservative
@@tatalala1713 40!?! Will you describe how you normally drive?
@@TheYconrad uhhh the speed limits in my city are all 45-55 so the car doesn’t go into ev mode much, also when I accelerate I just push it till like half throttle on the gauge cluster
@@tatalala1713 you serious?! No way! That's crazy. My 15k brand new 2022 Mirage ES with 5 speed manual transmission gets 45-50 MPG easily at the expense of 76 HP. To be frank, I bought the Mirage just for the high non hybrid MPG and a family to carry around town/rural area.
the insight does not have a CVT transmission ... please learn about cars if you're gonna review cars
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Don't want a cvt I want a fucking manual fuck cvts and 51mpg not really needed
Its when it needs fixed its screwed
@@infernoking7504 it’s not a CVT