Used 2015 Honda Fit Consumer Reviews
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As old school as you can get, these days .... LX
We bought our '15 LX certified pre-owned, warranty was extended, am good with that. Test drove the automatic, was a no-go, as every CVT I've ever driven is......works just fine for a lot of folks, but I don't care for the feel. Figured this just might be my last chance to buy an affordable manual transmission equipped car in the US, given my propensity to keep cars for up to 15 years and the push is on here in the US for autonomous cars.....not my cup of tea. LOVE LOVE LOVE the manual, although, 1st gear and 6th gear are a little short, but......yeah, it turns 4000rpm at 80 mph on the highway, but I can get 42 mpg on the highway (if I DON'T use cruise control......using cruise on a long trip will average about 40 mpg). MUCH bigger on the inside than the outside belies....front passenger room is fine, rear passenger room (2 adults) is better than many much bigger vehicles....and then there's the "magic seats".....amazing amount of hauling capacity if yer not carrying 4 people. While not a sports car, it is loads of fun to drive quickly on twisty country/mountain roads (added a Progress rear anti-sway bar for more fun). The Fit is a great little car for those who want some hauling room but don't wanna buy into the mind-numbing cross-overs. The Fit is (still) go!!!
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This Honda Fit will fit ya just fine!
This car will not let you down; the simple styling is ageless.
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- EX 4dr HatchbackMSRP: $10,350327 mi away
- LX 4dr HatchbackMSRP: $11,998302 mi away
- LX 4dr HatchbackMSRP: $9,999270 mi away
Great if braking was better
I was surprised the Fit doesn't stop better. If it is loaded with passengers the stopping distance will be even longer. Cargo area is fantastic especially with the Magic seats. Acceleration is fine and shifting is smooth with well matched gearing although I think 5th gear should be higher. Noisy at highway speeds. Responsive steering, great visibility. Mpg is lower than expected. If you don't need as much cargo area, consider the new Civic Hatchback. Better mpg, quieter, way better braking, although no Magic seats.
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Don't waste your money !!!!
Just purchased my Honda 2015 fit EX-L on January 28th, 2016 and already have traded it in, the car two times would not start when hit the ignition button, first time the battery was dead and nothing was left on, the second time would not start again, then 15 minutes later the cars lights were on and the radio was on? Then when hit the ignition button, then the car started! Took it to Honda and since they could not replicate the car not starting, they said everything was ok and until it didn't start again and they couldn't replicate what was going on, all they could do/ offer me was to tell me to use the roadside assistance when it won't start! Not acceptable!!!!! this is a 2015 with 15,000 miles, the dealer was no help, then I called Honda America and got the same response, just call roadside assistance when it won't start! Not acceptable!!!! no one buys a 2015 car, especially a Honda , I bought a Honda due to it's reliability, resale value and dependability, after research on the internet this car has a 12 volt battery and is not enough power to keep all the electronics/technology supplied in the car, do your research before spending your money on this car!!!! There are stories of people leaving music on for 1/2 hour after shutting off the car, or needing to keep hazard lights on and this alone drained the battery to have the battery go dead. No one buys a car that may/may not start and leave you stranded, especially a Honda.
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Honda's brand is not worth it
I've owned my 2015 FIT for 4 months. It had a recall, and I also brought up a bluetooth issue sigh Spreen Honda. Here is where the fun begins. The bluetooth has software issues that Honda Corporate passes the buck as well as Spreen Honda. If you want a car where you can transport, its fine; but don't count on Honda to resolve its known issues. Service manager at Spreen (Jim) concurred with me that the HandsFreeLink has issues. Honda Corporate was pulled in as well, and its a merry-go-round of pointing fingers. When I asked why can't I get the software of the Courtsey car, I was given an excuse that made me laugh. Silence of ones knowledge about programming is worth its weight in gold. Amanda from Honda corporate technical support tried to help, but Grace who I initially had contact with transferred me to a department that can do nothing. That's what I call pass the buck. As of the date of this post, I remain in limbo. It's a pity that Honda points fingers, and sells inferior quality. Face it folks, audio is part of what you bought. How sorry I am that I every did business with Honda.
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