About Honda CR-Z
The Honda CR-Z is a sporty, compact electric car manufactured by Honda. The CR-Z is sold as a "Sport Hybrid Coupe". Honda says the CR-Z stands for "Compact Renaissance Zero". It is powered by a 1.5-liter four-cylinder gasoline engine. It has Honda's integrated motor assist hybrid technology. The gasoline engine produces 114 horsepower. The mated electric motor boosts power by another 14 horsepower. The combined torque output is boosted to 164 lb-ft. The 2011 CR-Z also features a parallel hybrid system. Also, it has an electric motor powered by a nickel-metal hydride battery. The electric motor produces 13 hp. Through complex calculations by Honda engineers, the CR-Z's combined output is 122 hp/6000 rpm and 128 lb-ft of peak torque/1000-1500 rpm (about 174 Nm). Also, the CR-Z is capable of going from zero to 60 mph in 9.7 seconds.
In terms of transmission, the CR-Z will come with two types of transmissions. They are a 6-speed manual and a CVT transmission. This is the world's first hybrid with a 6-speed manual transmission. The CVT standard model also has additional shift paddles for added driving convenience. Unlike Honda's other existing vehicles, the CR-Z is additionally available with a 6-speed automatic transmission for consumers to choose from. The six-speed manual offers easy handling and a good mechanical feel. The CVT feels moderately sporty with its steering-wheel-mounted shift paddles.
Honda CR-Z parts online
The Honda CR-Z is lightweight, quick to steer, and easy to park. It is equipped with many high-quality parts. The stylish exterior and adventurous dashboard design make it one of the more attractive products among its competitors. The background light around the internal tachometer also glows green, blue, and red to match the selected mode. Each combines different throttle responses, power steering, engine speed, and power output. The Honda CR-Z has 130 hp of power. Powertrain performance depends heavily on which of the three drive modes drivers choose. Pressing the "Sport" button gets the car up and running. The mpg-maximized Econ mode produces significantly slower acceleration. Most drivers will find that the normal mode is almost correct.
Drivers can find OEM parts for their models at the online store. These OEM parts are manufactured with high-quality materials. Honda OEM parts can perfectly fit a specific vehicle. These parts are also manufactured to ensure original appearance and function. What's more, OEM parts are under the manufacturer's warranty. So drivers can use these parts trustingly.