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2003 Honda Insight Packages & Options

There are various packages and options available for the 2003 Honda Insight. Choosing the ones you want will help you configure the car exactly how you desire, but some of the options are more costly then others so you need to be careful about what you choose. NewCar.com offers all of the 2003 Honda Insight packages and options prices, so you can select which ones you want and quickly get an estimated cost. Configure the car of your dreams and get an idea of how much it will cost before you visit the dealership.

MSRP Range:	$20,280 \| Show Me Dealer Pricing
Fuel Economy:	61 city / 68 hwy mpg
Transmissions:	0 Speed Continuously Variable; 5 Speed Manual
Drivetrains:	Front Wheel Drive
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