A large majority of the automotive community decried the Honda CR-Z as neither fish nor fowl, a sporty hybrid that didn't do anything well. Some even predicted this car to be Honda's downfall, after having finally lost their way, two decades after producing the sporty and efficient Honda CRX.
In any case, it turns out that the haters were wrong – for now at least. Honda's CR-Z is actually one of the quickest moving cars on dealer lots, taking an average of 5 days to sell. The 2011 Jetta Sportwagen, a car that was supposedly waitlisted this time last year, took almost double that, with an average of 9 days.
The biggest loser was, not surprisingly, the Mitsubishi Lancer Sportback, with an average sale time of 207 days! If you want to drive a hard bargain, get to your nearest Mitsubishi showroom.
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