FEATURES | 7 out of 10
Expert Quotes:
while the Fit is more expensive than most, feature for feature, it's hard to top — especially that base model
Orlando Sentinel
the screen flips over for access to the in-dash CD player. Pretty slick.
Car and Driver
What is missed is a center armrest.
Consumer Digest
Certainly no longer cheap, but still a big bang-for-the-buck player.
Motor Trend
Whether or not the 2013 Honda Fit satisfies with respect to features could depend a lot on your expectations surrounding connectivity. On one hand, it's definitely no stripped-down small car, and you won't find manual windows or have to skip air conditioning. But on the other hand, you won't find satellite radio on offer at all, and Bluetooth connectivity is reserved for top Fit Sport models optioned with the navigation system--stickering over $20k.
In any case, both the Fit and Fit Sport models include a pretty generous list of features, in a traditional sense. The base 2013 Honda Fit includes air conditioning; cruise control; keyless entry; a USB sound-system input; power windows, locks, and mirrors; and an MP3-compatible CD sound system. For a little more money, the Honda Fit Sport gets larger 16-inch alloy wheels, cruise control, keyless entry, and a security system, along with sporty cues throughout.
A navigation system, which now includes Bluetooth hands-free connectivity and streaming audio, as well as basic voice-command functions, is available only on Fit Sport models--and if you want Bluetooth, that's really the only way to get it.
Conclusion
The 2013 Honda Fit is a bit more expensive than rivals, yet it doesn't include satellite radio, and Bluetooth is only included with navigation.
