With an MSRP of $21,490, there’s plenty of vehicle to drive.

The engine block is a 1.3-liter I4 with 8 valves. She puts out 98 horsepower at 5,800 rpm and offers a variable speed automatic transmission. Fuel efficiency is 40 mpg in the city and 43 mpg on the highway.

Standard features of the 2011 Honda Insight EX are:

• Vehicle anti-theft by alarm and engine immobilizer
• Radio anti-theft
• Child safety locks on rear doors
• Power liftgate lock/unlock with multi-function remote
• Regenerative braking system
• 4-wheel anti-lock brakes
• Hill start control
• Brake Assist
• Traction control
• Idle-stop feature
• AM/FM Radio With 160-Watts, Speed Sensitive Volume and 6 Speakers Total; CD Player; MP3/WMA Player
• Radio data system
• Project beam halogen headlights
• Daytime running lights
• Rear spoiler
• Automatic climate control
• Tire pressure monitoring
• Tilt and telescopic steering

And much, much more.

The 2011 Honda Insight EX seats five passengers comfortably. Front passengers have 52.7 inches of shoulder room and the rear passengers have 50.4.

Options for the 2011 Honda Insight EX include:

• Wheel locks
• XM Satellite Radio
• Front foglights
• Leather steering wheel
• Cargo cover
• Electrochromic Interior Rearview Mirror

And tons more on top of that. The 2011 Honda Insight EX offers good value for every drive.

One of the defining features of the 2010 Honda Insight Hybrid is Eco Assist. This trademarked technology is based on two functions:

1. A sophisticated feedback system designed to teach you how to drive more efficiently;
2. and an ECON button designed to help you get better gas mileage.

As if the estimated 41 combined mpg isn’t enough. That’s 40 in the city and 43 on the highway. And at less than $20,000 MSRP, that’s a bargain. You won’t have to be afraid of gas prices at the pump again.

Honda’s philosophy is to maximize machine performance with driver performance and it shows in design, drivability and fuel efficiency. This is one hybrid that will get non-green conscious drivers excited.

In addition to Eco Assist, Honda has put other state-of-the-art green technology into the Honda Insight. This includes the Integrated Motor Assist System. The smaller motor is designed to provide additional power and torque in assist mode and is small enough to sit between the engine and the transmission and function as a generater for the IMA during deceleration. It’s a unique feature that should excite all drivers.

The engine is a 1.3-liter i-VTEC 4-cylinder engine, which doesn’t sound like much, but remember – this is a hybrid. The transmission is standard CVT.

Accolades for the 2010 Honda Insight Hybrid have come from a variety of sources to include Kelley Blue Book, Edmunds, Car & Driver magazine, MotorTrend, Union of Concerned Scientists and the American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy, who named the 2010 Insight one of the greenest vehicles of 2010. Polk recognized Honda for having the highest owner loyalty of any auto brand and the 2010 Honda Insight Hybrid is a good reason why.

If you’re ready to drive green and you’re looking for a vehicle that has it right then this is the vehicle for you.

Click here to view the embedded video.

This was first reported by our friends at AutoBlogGreen.  As their post mentions, Honda isn’t just committed to building environmentally friendly cars, they are also committed to an environmentally friendly manufacturing process.  I am sure that the all new 2010 Honda Insight will be built in one of these environmentally friendly factories.  Check out the above video on the Insight.  It’s pretty cool and should be priced under $20,000.  We look forward to seeing the all new hybrid Insight in our showroom at Lehigh Valley Honda this spring.