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New car models are usually released in July through October of the year before. Sometimes new models are exhibited at summer car shows. For 2013, expect the new models to start arriving in the summer of 2012.

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3000 mile oil change. Oil filter located below dip stick on the front of engine and plug is on the back of engine accessible from the top of the engine. Make sure and use new washer on the oil plug and use 0w- 20 w available at Honda

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Its Located Behind The Driver and Passenger Seats Under the Carpet

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I know of one that went bad at 170,000 miles. Honda charged $3500 for replacement. Inside it's just about $500 worth of (high quality?) rechargable D cells. They keep the old one! There's something about the older IMA/BCM controllers that lets the batteries overcharge, heat up for shorter than expected lives.

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select oil life on the MID then press and hold reset for 10 seconds and oil life will reset to 100%. this is in owner's manual.

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It will tell you when it is due.

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It's called "Big Brother" ie. Enviromental Protection(yeah rigtht)Agency. European countries don't have the same emission restrictions that auto manufactures have to meet for vehicles sold in this country.

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you can't tow with it... it is only a 1.3

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The engine rotates the principle drive at a constant velocity - this is connected to the final drive by way of a thick rubber belt which runs around between the principle drive's fixed diameter wheel and the final drive's variable diameter wheel. Imagine two cones placed together point to point. By moving these cones apart as the speed increases the belt drives a smaller and smaller diameter of the cones tips - the effect being very similar to a derailleur gear on a racing bicycle - large front / large rear = low gear, large front / small rear = high gear.

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Trade it in.

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Japan

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no, not only does it not have to be, it can't be.

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in the 2010 it is. works great even with engine in auto stop.

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The official UK launch for the Honda Insight was March '09 - see here for more information: http://www.honda.co.uk/cars/insight/

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My Insight can easily go at 85 MPH (5 MPH higher than the highest current speed limit where I live) but at this speed it gets less than 30 MPG. The car is capable of 55 MPG if on cruise control at 55 MPH, above and below 55 MPH the MPG gradually falls (45 MPG at either 45 MPH or 75 MPH, 35 MPG in the city).

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If you buy a used battery from an auto parts dealer you can get a replacement for 350 to 400. This battery has not yet been reconditioned so in terms of a reconditioned batter you are probably talking about 700-800 dollars. Plus installation. Apparently this is not a hard do it yourself project so if you are handy then it might only cost you 800 dollars plus labor. Also... there are oppotunities to use higher density batteries from the current Honda Civic Hybrid or the new Honda Ingith hybrid. If you try to retrofit these batteries you may get improved performance with lkess battery weight. It will probably be a little more difficult to drop in....

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Still about their least reliable, but for a Honda that's still pretty good.

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No

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Go to FitFreak.net and you will find the answer there...

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no, it must be placed on a flatbed truck to avoid damage to the transmission.

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Use 5w20 weight. The brand you use is a personnel choice. I have used Pennzoil in all my Honda autos ever since 1989 when I bought my first one. I have never had an internal engine problem. Chang the oil and filter every 5,000 miles and use a quality filter such as Wix, or Purolator. Change the air filter every 30,000 miles.

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Hey the song is called"Honey Tree" by the Mostar Diving Club

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2010 Insight

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About £15000, is the start price

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http://cars.about.com/od/thingsyouneedtoknow/a/CVT.htm tells you how it works. I am the midnightskulker.