Nearly as cool-looking as the Geely CD (ahem) is the Honda CR-Z.
The only catch? It's a hybrid. Why can't we just get back to small+light+simple?
Another Detroit favorite: Honda CR-Z
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I'd buy one with a normal engine.
Yeah exactly my point.
I absolutely understand the need for concept cars—but it seems like they're usually less "concept" and more "recycled buzzword."