Honda unveils car with world's lowest fuel consumption

Honda unveils car with world's lowest fuel consumption

TOKYO, Japan - Honda Motor Co. unveils on Sept. 6 the two-seater Insight, a hybrid gasoline-electric car which it claims to be the world's most fuel-efficient, with mileage of 35 kilometers per liter. The Insight will be put on the Japanese market Nov. 1.

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