The Honda CR-Z scored five stars in recent Euro NCAP crash tests making it one of the safest cars on the road.
Honda's stylish CR-Z coupe also scored a highly respectable 93 per cent in the adult occupant rating and 86 per cent for children. Fitted with electronic stability control as standard, the sporty hybrid coupe scored higher marks than Hyundai's new ix35 in some tests, proving SUVs aren't always safer in an accident.
Honda's CR-Z can now add the top marks in safety to it's already impressive performance and economy figures.
Prices start at £16,999 for the entry level S model, which boasts a 1.5 litre i-VTEC engine coupled to a small electric motor. Total power is 125bhp, while torque peaks at 174Nm.
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