Paris 2010: Honda CR-Z gets Euro-cessorized
Filed under: Hybrid, Paris Motor Show, Hatchback, Honda, Design/Style
Honda’s big introduction at this year’s Paris Motor Show may have been the 2011 Jazz Hybrid, but that doesn’t mean the Japanese automaker didn’t bring some other automotive fodder for us to look at. Here, for example, is the new CR-Z hybrid hatch wearing some of Honda’s optional visual accessories.
Honda is really trying to emphasize that the CR-Z is a sport hybrid. By adding things like larger wheels, a mesh grille, unique blue-tinged headlights, carbon fiber trim and a rear spoiler, the little hybrid’s visual sportiness has indeed been improved without falling prey to the over-modded tuner look. This CR-Z may certainly look the part of a new-age hot hatch, but even the fanciest of body jewelry won’t help the not-entirely-sporty and not-so-efficient hybrid powertrain under the hood.
Click your way through our gallery of live images below to see and judge the added visual modifications for yourself.
Photos copyright (C)2010 Chris Paukert / AOL
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