Honda's CR-Z hybrid sports car

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows a special edition of the CR-Z hybrid sports car that Honda Motor Co. will launch Jan. 14, 2011, to commemorate the model's winning the Car of the Year Japan award. The memorial model comes in dark blue, a color exclusive to the special model. (Kyodo)

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