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2015 LX Beware of Seat discomfort
andy206, 11/02/2014
2015 Honda Fit LX 4dr Hatchback (1.5L 4cyl CVT)
29 of 36 people found this review helpful
I just bought a 2015 LX. I like the car but the front seats, the driver seat for me, are really poorly designed in a concave shape. The seat seemed OK at first, but after about 30 miles or so, I was in terrific back pain, like my back had been wrenched. This is beyond discomfort, graduating to health hazard. I am trying lumbar supports with limited success. I traded in a 1999 Tacoma with bench seats, which gave me no problem. I have also driven a number of other cars recently including a 2005 Prius, a 2013 Kia Rio, and a Chevy Aveo, all with no problem. Unless i can figure something to improve the seat I will not be keeping this car.
From Owner of 2015 Honda Fit EX-L Navi as of June 17, 2014.
leohenton, 06/17/2014
2015 Honda Fit EX-L 4dr Hatchback w/Navigation (1.5L 4cyl CVT)
35 of 44 people found this review helpful
I agree with Edmundsdotcom review of 2015 Honda Fit. We are quite pleased, so far with the Red 2015 Honda Fit EX-L with Navi that we took possession of on June 16, 2014. There are many thoughtful features included in the design. I can drive it comfortably and have learned to enter and exit OK as a 6'3" 400 pound middle-aged man. Drove 100 miles last night with two other full-sized adults as passengers and there were not any complaints from anyone There simply is not anything else in the sub-compact / compact class with this combination of room, comfort, fuel economy and upper-tier features (in the EX-L Navi trim package). The Navi is quite legible and useful. The value is appare
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Love this compact car
jackle0001, 09/07/2018
2015 Honda Fit EX 4dr Hatchback (1.5L 4cyl CVT)
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
So I love owning this little car. Its very reliable and since owning the cost of ownership has been oil changes and thats it. The battery died in me one time but that was mainly because i diddnt drive it for like a month. Some of these came with smaller batteries so getting it replaced for a larger one might be a good idea. If you drive regularly this wont be an issue at all. Sometimes the road noise can be a complaint but honestly its not to bad and the cabin has plenty of room. The storage in this car is amazing. I have hauled 60 inch tvs. 6-8 ft pieces of wood, all kinds of stuff. I play hockey and sometimes carpool. With the seats down we fit 2/3 bags in the back and the 3rd adult is comfortable. All in all its sporty and great on gas as well as fits in small parking spots. If you are in the market for a compact that is reliable no other car brand can stand up to this car or lineup.
32K and Counting - Good runabout car
Brian, 07/26/2017
2015 Honda Fit EX 4dr Hatchback (1.5L 4cyl CVT)
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
I like the Fit for what it is - a solidly built lower end car that is a good value. My wife and I bought this as our first car, and really, our first big purchase together. Cons: 1. There were no recalls on my car, but it seems like the quality control for these were fairly poor in 2015, especially those made towards the beginning the vehicle release. 2. The paint was a little soft at first - fairly easy to scrape - but it has seemed more resistant to scrapes and such with time. 3. The A/C fan is pretty weak and the A/C is somewhat lacking in terms of coldness. Sometimes the fan has trouble kicking on in the afternoon when the car sits in a parking lot during the summer (95+ degrees). 4. The front bumper is held up by plastic ties that seem to like to corrode in FL. We've had a few of the ties snap already, which loosened the front bumper to make for a rattling noise. Easy cheap fix at the repair shop though... 5. Honda could've added some more leg room up front. The car is tough to take for road trips over an hour. It seems like they excessively accommodated the knee room of the back seat. A longer rail to slide the front seat back would've solved this problem - it's a design flaw. 6. The ride is loud on the highway. 7. Small fuel tank. Pros: 1. The car is zippier than reviews lead on. Good real-world acceleration and it doesn't feel like I'm straining the car at high speeds. 2. The car is very maneuverable and does have an element of fun in its handling. Taking corners is actually something I look forward to in this. 3. The car gets great mileage. I accelerate pretty quickly and drive a lot of city miles - currently averaging 36 mpg. 4. The sound system is nice on the EX version. 5. The car seems very solid and has a low maintenance cost thus far. 6. The extra features like a rear-view cam, sunroof, turn signal-cam, and front seat dashboard cup holder are all very useful, well-thought, and value adding. 7. The interior cloth seats are durable, don't pill, and are IMO, comfortable. 8. The cargo space is unparalleled for a subcompact. 9. The magic seats are useful. 10. The CVT is actually pretty smooth in acceleration and not very rubber-bandy. 11. Since the car is so small, it's easy to park and maneuver in traffic. Overall, I still think this was our best option for a sub $20k car. Sure the ride is a little rough and car has some quirks, but its an economy car. It's a fun car to drive (depending on what you are coming from), it's fairly comfortable, it's practical, it is generally reliable, and it has some cool extras for the money.
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The miracle car
valuecarsonly, 02/23/2015
updated 03/01/2021
2015 Honda Fit EX 4dr Hatchback (1.5L 4cyl CVT)
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
One of the best values in the market since the 2005 Scion tC. My wife and I enjoyed it and we attempted to get the most of every drop of gas (we leave it on Econ and were averaging 38 mpg). Tall men are fine in the back seats, and so are two cat crates and a tall item and luggage; we even fit a queen headboard in there! And the rear camera is perfect. (Note that we have the EX.) All these great features for under $20K after fees? Update: After four years, we have experienced at least a few recalls and more than once the electronic dash went on the fritz in cold weather. We didn't expect to bring into the repair shop that often. Still, it was a great value. Be aware that the MPG drops quite a bit in low temperatures, but I suspect that happens to all cars. My only major wish was that it was a hybrid or electric vehicle; as of late 2020, we sold it in place of an EV.
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