2011 Honda CR-Z sport hybrid

Twelve modified 2011 Honda CR-Z sport hybrid coupes are featured prominently in the Honda booth at the 2010 SEMA Show, which opens today. As the first available sport hybrid, the CR-Z demonstrates new opportunities for vehicle personalization among the import tuner community. Several significant vehicles are being unveiled at the show, including a 2011 CR-Z equipped with MUGEN* accessories, the Honda Performance Development, Inc. (HPD) CR-Z Hybrid R Concept, the HPD CR-Z Racer and several vehicles equipped with Honda Genuine Accessories.

On display as a demonstration concept only, the Accord Crosstour HFP Concept features 19-inch HFP wheels; a full HFP body kit and front grille; a prototype lowered HFP sport suspension; color-matched door handles and special black-out door sash trim.

 Reaching out to the import community, Honda invited six independent vehicle tuners to build and display their CR-Z hybrid concepts at the SEMA Show. Tuners were asked to push the limits to improve fuel economy and performance with their builds, and the vehicles on display show the variety of directions in which a personalized sport hybrid can go. Beyond this group, both the Los Angeles Auto Show and Honda Tuning Magazine displayed their CR-Z special project cars in the Honda booth.

 Vehicles on Display at the Honda Booth

From American Honda Motor Co., Inc.
2011 CR-Z with MUGEN accessories
2011 CR-Z with Honda Genuine Accessories
2010 Accord Crosstour HFP™ Concept
2011 Accord Coupe HFP

From Honda Performance Development, Inc.
2011 CR-Z Hybrid R Concept
2011 HPD CR-Z Racer

Aftermarket Project Vehicles
Bisimoto Engineering 2011 CR-Z
DSO Eyewear 2011 CR-Z Sport Hybrid Tuner
Eibach Springs 2011 CR-Z
Fortune Motorsports Samurai Gold 2011 Honda CR-Z
Konig Wheels 2011 CR-Z
Wraptivo 2011 CR-Z Type-F Concept

Special Project Vehicles
Honda Tuning Magazine 2011 CR-Z project car
Los Angeles Auto Show 2011 CR-Z project car