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simple, and wonderful because of it
eldaino2, 05/08/2011
2010 Honda Fit Sport 4dr Hatchback (1.5L 4cyl 5A)
12 of 16 people found this review helpful
I had a 2007 and traded it to buy a 2009 GTi. The Gti was reliable and a very fun car to own . But its achilles heel was ultimately its high cost to maintain, and the GTi was good at emptying my wallet. Premium was all it was ever fed, and with gas the way it is, 60 dollar tanks were regular. i picked this up for a great price (brand new, in 2011) and it has proven to be a far improved car than its predecessor. I was afraid of loosing my Gti's highspeed stability, and overall feeling of solidity, but the fit, given the difference in weight and how tall it is, makes a good case for itself. it may be slower, but its tossability makes it more fun to drive. And now my wallet is more full :)
Fits everything, parks anywhere, best price
karen310, 06/14/2011
2010 Honda Fit 4dr Hatchback (1.5L 4cyl 5M)
7 of 9 people found this review helpful
I purchased the Fit after my beloved Jeep Wrangler developed Death Wobble and I sunk over $1000 into repairs that did not work. I needed something practical, for a change, but I hated giving up the incredible fun of a Jeep. Ten months later I have no regrets at all. We have a blue model that we call the TARDIS because it really is impossibly larger inside than outside. My 3 children and 6' tall husband all fit comfortably, although I haven't tried to put 3 adults in the back. Mileage with mostly big city driving is consistently 30 MPG, and on a mostly highway trip was 48 MPG.
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It's a blast!
Anonymous, 12/08/2010
2010 Honda Fit Sport 4dr Hatchback (1.5L 4cyl 5M)
7 of 9 people found this review helpful
I've owned the Fit for over three months and 3200 miles. Averaged 38.8 mpg by the computer and my records. It is as much fun as a 60's MG or Triumph. Previous car was a BMW X-3 and this is more fun and I've discovered I don't need the automatic air, fancy stuff and most of all, high cost. I love the car because it is fun and frugal and since mine is 5- speed and Milano Red, everyone breaks their neck looking at it.
The Gold Standard of Subcompacts
Accordguy0325, 07/28/2010
2010 Honda Fit Sport 4dr Hatchback (1.5L 4cyl 5A)
5 of 6 people found this review helpful
Having downsized from an Accord to a 2010 Fit Sport automatic and I wasn't sure what to expect at first. After a short time, I am pleasantly surprised by this car and amazed at how much room there is on the inside considering how small it is on the outside. The interior is very well put together with numerous storage areas and thoughtful touches. I find my Fit sport to be pretty comfortable for such a small car, with plenty of leg room and head room. The seats themselves are very supportive and well bolstered and the interior is versatile. The ride and handling is sporty while being comfortable overall. Power is good for the size of the Fit, and mpg is excellent! You can't go wrong !
Fits Me Perfectly
Idaho Joe , 08/10/2021
updated 08/11/2022
2010 Honda Fit Sport 4dr Hatchback (1.5L 4cyl 5A)
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
I found a local 2010 Fit Sport Auto in February of 2021 with a mere 9K miles on the odometer, literally a needle in a haystack that I could not pass up. A clear CarFax, some service records and a thumbs up from the local Honda dealership inspection sealed the deal. Now with 13K miles, I have enjoyed the Fit as a replacement for my dear departed 2013 Prius I sold with 120K miles. I bought the Fit for in-town errands and occasional long business trips. COVID has limited the long trips thus far, but I believe the Fit stacks up pound for pound with any cars when mileage (33 city + 36 highway), reliability, and usefulness are measured. The driver's seat has proven to be comfortable on longer drives and the Fit handles well, though it can be a bit buzzy, but I knew that going into the purchase. The A/C works well and the auxiliary hookup with my iPod is appreciated. I'm hoping to keep this Fit at least 10-15 years. Update 08/22 = The Fit has passed 27K miles as it has been used for Idaho to Cali business trips. Not the most comfortable or quiet ride ever, but it does the job with great mileage and reliability. Very versatile and roomy to hold my giant mountain bike (with front wheel off). Heading in for a major service soon to change out the fluids.
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