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(Thread Starter) |  2011 Honda CR-Z goes on sale August 24, starting at $19,200  2011 Honda CR-Z - Click above for high-res image gallery We've driven the 2011 CR-Z and now Honda's slapped a sticker on its hybrid hatch before sales begin August 24. The CR-Z is available in three trim levels, with the base price of the six-speed manual-equipped model coming in at $19,200 (plus a D&D charge of $750). Option up for the EX and a 360-watt stereo, Bluetooth integration and a leather wrapped wheel are yours for the taking for $20,760. Tack on the navigation system ("Navi" in Honda parlance) and the price swells to $22,560. If you absolutely must - and we'd seriously advise against it - you can equip the CR-Z with the CVT for $650, complete with seven faux ratios and a slight boost in fuel economy. Make the jump for the details and a complete pricing breakdown. Gallery: First Drive: 2011 Honda CR-Z      Continue reading 2011 Honda CR-Z goes on sale August 24, starting at $19,200 2011 Honda CR-Z goes on sale August 24, starting at $19,200 originally appeared on Autoblog on Tue, 22 Jun 2010 12:57:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | Email this | Comments More... |
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