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Eric Peters, Editor
The Fit is a subcompact five-door hatchback sedan that slots in below the Civic as Honda's least expensive new car. Designed to be small on the outside, but big on the inside, the Fit has a roomy, five-passenger-capable interior with signature "magic seat" layout that makes it possible to carry objects as large and unwieldy as a standard-size bicycle
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All-In-One Swiss Army AutomobileIf you wanted a word to describe whats been going on in our offices, and in the Fit for the past couple of weeks or so, it would have to be busy. Either... Read full review
Micro Size, Macro Space Provided that you arent living under a rock, by now youll have certainly heard about Hondas new Fit. Although its only slightly larger than a pebble, Hondas smallest... Read full review
Years Owned: 1 years Mileage: 25000 Style: Sport Owned Before: I have previously owned a vehicle of this make. Pros Great handling - driver confidence and predictability, Simple and clean... Read full review
"I bought this fabulous FIT Sport sight unseen. I didn't drive one before hand or even sit in one. But, I've owned a Honda or two and when I saw the rave reviews from diverse sources, my... Read full review
Mileage: 2500 Style: Sport (AT) Owned Before: This is my first time owning a vehicle of this make. Pros practical, gas mileage, quickness, interior finish and space, radio, sporty looks... Read full review
| Trim | MSRP / Invoice | Fuel Econ |
|---|---|---|
| 2007 Honda Fit: 5dr HB MT | $13,850 / $13,356 | City: 33 Hwy: 38 |
| 2007 Honda Fit: 5dr HB AT | $14,650 / $14,124 | City: 31 Hwy: 38 |
| 2007 Honda Fit: 5dr HB MT Sport | $15,170 / $14,623 | City: 33 Hwy: 38 |
| 2007 Honda Fit: 5dr HB AT Sport | $15,970 / $15,391 | City: 31 Hwy: 37 |
The Fit is a subcompact five-door hatchback sedan that slots in below the Civic as Honda's least expensive new car. Designed to be small on the outside, but big ... Read full review
for the 2007 Honda Fit from a dealer near you.
MSRP: $13,850 - $15,970
Years Owned: 1 years Mileage: 25000 Style: Sport Owned Before: I have previously owned a vehicle of this make. Pros Great handling - driver confidence and... Read more
"I bought this fabulous FIT Sport sight unseen. I didn't drive one before hand or even sit in one. But, I've owned a Honda or two and when I saw the rave... Read more
Mileage: 2500 Style: Sport (AT) Owned Before: This is my first time owning a vehicle of this make. Pros practical, gas mileage, quickness, interior finish and... Read more
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