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OverviewSubcompact cars are not the penalty boxes they once were. A raft of totally models brings comfort and happy motoring at bargain prices. Honda, Toyota, Nissan and Chevrolet have... Read full review
What Edmunds.com says The 2007 Honda Fit is a triumph of creativity, and proof that desirable cars don't have to be expensive. Pros Superb flexibility, key features included standard... Read full review
Introduction Honda Fit - 2007 Review: As the saying goes, timing is everything, and when it comes to timing, Honda always seems to be on top of its game. With gas prices exceeding three... Read full review
This is not widely understood, but we have no conceptual problem with small, basic-transportation cars. Particularly now. For anyone interested in preserving the negotiable contents of... Read full review
Honda's latest model, the 2007 Honda Fit, is a front wheel drive, five-door, wallet-friendly little car that apparently has loads of room. In fact, even though it's more than a foot and a... Read full review
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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