Thanks for reviewing my car!!! Great job on the video! Car has 141K miles now, shifting okay (think it just needs transmission fluid) the previous owner did lower it. The only downside is that it leaks rainwater into the trunk and it seeps into the spare tire well. It is still getting 40 mpg on the highway
Spray flex seal all around the rubber gaskets of the trunk and the rubber gaskets around the back door. That solved it for my 2008 5-speed Fit sport. And by the way mine's running up at 380,000 miles
Just to fill you folks in, this car is my daily. The week before this was filmed I was in Texas for almost the entire week, then the day before this was filmed I drove to Eastern Oregon for a car show (that’s where I got the 40 mpg, eastern WA and OR are as flat as Nebraska), so I didn’t really have a ton of time to clean it. My dad has a 2nd gen odyssey I use for the places I can’t take the fit (forest service roads and such). Other than that, I take it everywhere. This is my work car and play car if you wanna put it that way. I’ve put 32,000 miles on it in less than a year. I live in rural WA so I gotta haul a lot of stuff
@@edgaryzen4925 if you get the 1st gen Fit, buy some silicone or flex seal afterword, since they leak rainwater into the trunk and the spare tire well. I also had an ignition coil fail on me so if you start to feel the car hesitate or misfire, get it checked out immediately. Other than that have not had any issues
I drive an 07 manual honda fit, This thing is an absolute tank. 213,000 miles. I paid $1500 for the thing back in 2019, and I've lived out of it for afew months, I took it across the country. Its the most reliable thing I've ever driven. I started doordash alittle over a year ago, and have had zero issues with it. I've been able to make alot of money because of the insane reliability of this car. I seriously think fits are one of the world's best cars
I have a 07 manual as well. Not the sport just the base. I just hit 214k miles. My only issues are related to rust, I live in Pittsburgh. Aside from that. The manual is a must for Honda reliability as far as I'm concerned. I had a 89 civic si and put 340k on it. The only car that I was able to put more miles on was a 87 toyota celica 444k on that one. They were both manual of course. The Toyota only had 2nd, 4th, and 5th. it got impounded and it would have cost more to get it back than I paid for it. Japanese manuals are extremely reliable. I had Volkswagen manual with clutch issues at just over 100k.
@@uuudam hey I’m in the market to purchasing one. I’ve been put off by some of them having 200k+ miles on them. Give me a good ball range that I should look out for (obviously the lowest) but like what’s considered decent and not rundown in terms of mileage lol.
All I worry about is rust. I just passed inspection with over 220k. Basic stuff may need attention. Spark plugs, hot hoses, coil packs, gear oil. My front calipers are rusting and flaking away but they still work. My family has 3 07s with over 200k. No major issues on any of them.
'07 manual sport... just hit 292k... had it for over a year. Taken it to Florida twice. Zero mechanical issues..... now the cheap plastic body is another story... lol my car is held together with lexel.... best car I've ever owned in my 40 years
My first new car. Purchased July 2007. I still have it. Almost 250k miles and I have yet to have any major maintenance. Only oil and tire changes. I never did the recommended maintenance. My car looks a million times better than the one in this video. Great video, but only critique is that you could have at least cleaned the interior before presenting it. My car has never been this dirty and I have dogs. This car is AMAZING and still feels new after 15 years. My next car was going to be the Fit (new) but Honda stopped selling them in the U.S. They seem to be pushing buyers to buy bigger cars that make a bigger carbon footprint. :( So many great things to love about this car, but one thing I love most is being able to sleep comfortably in it with myself or someone else. Plenty of room, unless you're over 6 ft tall. And always easy to find a parking space. The Fit just fits!
So as a 2008 Honda Fit owner let me fill in a few of the gaps. What's being driven in this video is a Honda Fit sport which is a package that gives you the skirts the front spoiler and the rear wing along with keyless entry and a more powerful stereo system as well as an alarm system. Mine is a 5-speed which makes it a nice companion to my 1995 Mazda Miata because I must tell you they drive very similarly for how extremely different they are. I've always called this a many minivan and if you look at it in profile you'll understand why. And for those of you who remember the Civic wagon from the late '80s and the early 90s it is an absolute tribute to that model. The only thing you could not get in this fit was all wheel drive like that Civic had. Their dimensions are nearly identical and if you're a Honda fan I think you'll find that fact interesting. And did I mention how much fun the five-speed is to drive? Mine's suffering from a little bit of rust but you can't blame it as it has 380,000 miles and only one time did it need a replacement on the clutch because the springs on the clutch wore out not the clutch itself. Ignition coil packs are another common problem as is a little bit of leaking into the back trunk which can be fixed with flex seal sprayed all around anywhere you think water could possibly leak in. Still have it as my winter car and keep it set up with snow tires. Hands down the best looking of all three generations in my opinion and the last true homage to the old Honda vehicles; simple, reliable, practical, great gas mileage, and value. It's true if I could keep buying this exact car over and over again I wouldn't even look at another car ever again
I love the 08 fit. I’ve had this car for almost 2 years now. I’ve bought it front a used car dealership and although I’ve had to get quite of stuff replaced on it , it’s still the best car I’ve ever driven “ I’m 22 and this is my 2nd car I’ve owned lol. My fit has over 208k miles on it and still going relatively strong. I’ve got dc sport headers , st suspension lowering springs , NS series wheels full cat back exhaust and a cold are intake. It sounds And feel great to drive. Love this car so much even tho it’s got a good amount of undercarriage rust and creaking noises. The car is a 5 speed mt and I’ve replaced ht clutch once last year but recently the transmission has been sounding weird and I’m pretty sure it’s the input shaft bearing so I’m going to have to replace the trans since it’ll be easier than rebuilding the transmission. By far this car is slept on in the Honda community in the US. Where I stay at I don’t see many fits modified or just the gd3 generation in general so I love how unique the car is
I got you beat. I’m at 396k. Only issue is there is an occasional misfire when warm outside. No codes, replaced plugs, wires, fuel injectors/filter, and it’s still there. Been going on since about 340k. I just live with it. Real homage to the tride n true honda’s of old, but I must say, I’ve been seriously eye balling the 3rd gen sport 6spd’s. Would love to have 6 gears to row and modern amenities. 1st gen is still prettiest though.
@@lucas____6403 Much like it just the way it is. I even like that it's simple inside. Do not have any desire to have a computer screen in the middle of my dashboard. Just like my old Accord from the '80s 😂
I love my 07 Fit and will probably never sell it, but I had to buy a Mercedes S-Class for highway use because the Fit is so noisy and uncomfortable for long road trips. Fine if you're a kid and don't care about comfort, not fine for an aging adult. The S-Class is blissfully quiet and ultra smooth (air suspension). Too bad it sucks premium fuel with its V8 and AWD. There's no perfect car. Fit for 90% of my summer driving (city), MB for my winter driving and road trips.
The first generation was only around in the US for 2 years as the second came out in 2009. This is because Fit existed in our countries for a few years before coming to the USA. It is called the Jazz
My math/English teacher from high school used to drive one of these (except silver and 5MT), and I got to say, it was amazing and still looks great today. Shame that Honda killed off the Fit two years ago.
They sell it mostly everywhere else but North America. Americans enjoy cheap gas and nobody was buying Fits anymore in favour of SUVs, so they discontinued them here. I wish they'd bring it back.
No joke, these are probably some of the best cars Honda ever made. Inexpensive, reliable, efficient, tons of room, and still decent to drive. It's not the fastest or most luxurious car but it's not supposed to be. It's a shame Honda discontinued these because they could make more profit on the HR-V. There is still a market for cars like this. It wasn't the fastest seller but it was a reliable seller. I've got experience with two of these. My sister's boyfriend has one. I had to diagnose and change a dead battery for him at the start of the pandemic. Very roomy engine bay for the size. My buddy at work has one. He and his wife had two cars but they downsized to just the Fit when they moved to my state. They live in the city and alternate work at home days so it's all they need. It's currently getting a new front end because some idiot in a tow truck ignored the don't back up signs at a toll booth and backed into it.
The last time I got my HR-V serviced at the Honda dealer, even the people behind the desk were saying Honda is shooting themselves in the foot. They used to sell a bunch of Fits, then they stopped producing them, so they were telling customers who wanted a Fit about the HR-V and how it shares the same platform, hoping they could still get a sale based on that... now they can't even do that because the 2023 model is much larger. They no longer have a cheap subcompact and they're losing a good portion of customers who don't want to buy used.
I love the 08 fit. I’ve had this car for almost 2 years now. I’ve bought it front a used car dealership and although I’ve had to get quite of stuff replaced on it , it’s still the best car I’ve ever driven “ I’m 22 and this is my 2nd car I’ve owned lol. My fit has over 208k miles on it and still going relatively strong. I’ve got dc sport headers , st suspension lowering springs , NS series wheels full cat back exhaust and a cold are intake. It sounds And feel great to drive. Love this car so much even tho it’s got a good amount of undercarriage rust and creaking noises. The car is a 5 speed mt and I’ve replaced ht clutch once last year but recently the transmission has been sounding weird and I’m pretty sure it’s the input shaft bearing so I’m going to have to replace the trans since it’ll be easier than rebuilding the transmission. By far this car is slept on in the Honda community in the US. Where I stay at I don’t see many fits modified or just the gd3 generation in general so I love how unique the car is
2nd Gen(2012) Fit Sport owner here! I love my Fit. And yes a ton of interior space! In fact I bring home a wrapped 9' Christmas tree INSIDE my Fit every year!
I am the original owner of a 2007 Fit LX 5 speed. It currently has 151,000 km and drives and looks like the day I picked it up! This car is a blast to drive and the mileage is awesome. It's been undercoated yearly with Krown Rust Control, therefore there is absolutely no rust!! Only three problems in over 15 years. The car leaked like a sieve around the back hatch and the spare tire wheel well filled with water. The drivers lock messed up and had to have it re-keyed and the clutch crapped out at 80,000 km. I plan to keep it until it goes to the junkyard!!! Just an amazing little car!!
Mine leaked too and my passenger lock no longer works. They put some kind of cheap crap locks in these cars and defective body seam sealer. Mine's an automatic, so no clutch issues for me. My '07 only has 40k kms. I bought it off a now deceased relative who barely used it, and I only use it once a week in the spring/summer/fall (it gets parked for the winter), so I keep the mileage low. I'm still running the original 16 yr old tires. They're no longer very soft (no cracking or dry rot though) and not great in the rain, so I only drive when it's dry. I was going to change the tires this year, but they still have lots of tread on them and I only put on about 2000 kms/year, so I changed my mind when they hit me at $600 for 4 lousy 14" tires. Maybe next year, or maybe I'll catch a sale.
@OMGWTFLOLSMH Wow! It should last you forever with that kind of mileage and especially not being driven in the winter. I'm in Halifax NS where they use lots of road salt. Most of the first gen Fits here are getting pretty rotten especially where the back plastic bumper bolts onto the body. Mine is great as it's been sprayed yearly. Are you in Canada as you quoted kms on your car?
I have a seperate key for every door on my 2008 Fit, because the tumblers went bad. One of the ignition coils failed at 200,000 miles, but that was only $50 for a new set of them. It's been a good car for me.
I have a 2008 and had the same leak problem ... I was shocked when I found all that water in the wheel well! That was the source of the damp smell every time I got in the car. I sealed up strategic areas at the seams and solved the problem. Car is now starting to have peeling paint but I still love this little beast. I call it my mini SUV. Lots of space and I can park anywhere and easily.
@RedMango55 Yeah. I totally agree. With the back seat down, it'll carry almost as much stuff as my 2001 RAV4! I don't get a flat floor in the RAV4 when the back seat is put down. Fit was 17 years old on Jun 20th and still has ice cold air! Probably just jinxed myself!!!! Fingers crossed!
My friend had a 2008 Honda Fit that he owned for 14 years, until just recently when it needed alot of work (over $5,000 worth of work) so he couldn't justify spending $5,000 on a 14 year old car. He replaced it with a Civic coupe
I own an 08 fully modded and love it. Some of the favorite mods I did to it are the Works Bell paddle shifters which brings the paddles to another level and the JDM center console which gives you a center glovebox and 2 extra cupholders in the rear
Are the paddle shifters universal or for the fit specifically? I assume you did this and upgraded the wheel? I actually like the stock wheel on the first gen. I've been trying to find the JDM center console for years but they're near impossible...
I have a 2008 bought in August of 2007. I think of it as an oversized go-kart, so much fun to drive. The only non- scheduled maintenance was the oxygen sensor failed and needed to be replaced.
I ordered a blue 2007 Honda Fit Sport with manual transmission when they first started arriving in the states. It was a neat little car and fun to drive. The carpet and interior was a little cheaply made but the car wasn't designed for luxury. My best fuel mileage was 42.3 on a trip and I averaged around 35 to 37 driving back and forth to work. I wish I had another one identical to it brand new right now.
Had a 07 GD3 5spd. With the manual trans, it was a blast to drive around. Very peppy, corners amazing, and 1.5 L15 looooves to rev. Sold it recently and upgraded to a RSX!
Fun Fact: The car brought to the US to obtain good fuel economy offered no Distance Till Empty reading until the final generation. Seems like a strange omission considering the tanks in these cars are TINY and DTE is part of tracking fuel economy for most if not all cars.
Here in Zimbabwe there are dozens of these. But a fit with a blue dot is the more powerful one cause its got a 1.5 vtec where the other ones got a red dot which means it's got a 1.3
Wow didnt know this. thank you. Hows inflation in Zimbabwe these days? Hopefully you're ok. I hope to buy a 1st GEn Honda Fit soon.i currently have a 2014 CRV.
2007 base model MT. 205k now has 211k miles. Paid $1800. Had to replace windshield $200. A couple other things total under $100. Love the car. Steering and suspension very solid. Amazed the number of things i can put in back. Not good in snow. Has gotten stuck a few times.
I have a different version, but I bought this car for a dollar and it's my favorite car ever. The console display broke last year but the rest of it works like a dream!
my first car was a 99 civic sedan. I loved it very much, and it influenced a few key things for my next car purchase. 1. Had to be a Honda 2. As the friend with a sedan, 4 doors was a must. Extra headroom would also be nice 3. Had to be a sub compact 4. Be a manual (optional) While I have the poverty spec 2008 Fit, it is a cromulent replacement for that civic. It ticks all of those boxes. Despite losing the sunroof, a dome light, a ton of potential mods, & about 20 HP, I don't really care. The car is fun with a manual & I get 38.5 MPG in mixed use. Bear in mind, I do engage in a little bit of hypermiling. The car arguably punches above its weight class in terms of cargo. I was heavily considering a pickup truck or mini van just for the space/versatility, but the fit fills that need pretty well.
Love the blue color. Love the headlights. And love the Fit logo with the blue dot 🔵. I got a new blue Honda Fit CVT 2020 LX base model. Love the cup holder, Bluetooth, easy dashboard controls. Love the space and versatility. It’s a wonderful easy, user friendly chick car for me
Awesome review... We have a Civic FN2 5door here in Europe (2007) and it's much more inline with the fit design than the Civic sedans you got over there in the US... It's a very spacious car (also comes with the upfolding bench seats) with great engines. We have the 2.2 diesel 140hp, it's really an economical and peppy engine...I loved Honda's design language back in the '00s
We bought a 2008 Honda Fit Sport with a 5spd brand new off the lot. Sold it 8 years later with 117K miles. Didn't have one issue with it, though it started forming some rust at the bottom of the passenger doors. Loved the car at the time, but wouldn't want another one, even when it was time to search for cars for the kids when they started driving.
Love mine, only thing I would change is the color. The blue one in this video is my favorite along with the unique orange. Have a neighbor now with the grayish one and it's clean.
Still driving the 08 base standard model, 150 000 miles. Shifts like a dream, upgraded the battery size, fixed the leaking seam problem into the trunk with weather proofing caulking.
Back here again... On my 3rd Fit drom rhe first gen. Found a cherry 07 with 75k in a manual transmission. My first two 08 Fit manuals gave me a combined 480k. They would still run well but suffered rust issues. I do blame myself to some degree, but the sport model had more places to rust especially along the rocker panel. This is due to holes that needed to be drilled out to fit the side skirts. The 07 base i got is clean and has no holes drilled since it doesn't have the skirt attachment. I'm going to try to do better with this one if it's probably the last first generation I'll ever find worth buying
9:29 The rear headrests that create massive blind spots have been remove. A common adaptation. You should have looked in the spare tire well for water :)
There was about 2 inches of water in the spare tire well. I have a video I made of my Fit just before my dad traded it in for a CRV that shows just how much water was in there
I know everyone doesn't have a ton of time or aren't car guys, but if I had someone else borrowing my car for any amount of time, I would clean the hell out of it. Let alone for a youtube review.
I cleaned it the best I could beforehand. I had been in Texas the entire week and then drove to Oregon a day before this review was filmed so didn’t really have the time
@@willdowns1745 Hey, no problem. Respect from Oregon btw, hope you enjoyed it. Your car could be incredible if you found some original floor mats and detailed it. Either new headlights or get a cheap restorer kit and those work amazing too and your rig would be a head turner. EDIT: Honda in your avatar looks incredible and I'm a Toyota guy.
@@rushnerd Thanks. I owned that 95 Civic in the picture for almost a year. It was reliable for the first 6 or 7 months, and then it started overheating and dying at offramps for some reason, I’m friends with the new owner and according to him it doesn’t run anymore
Well the car misfired again and left me stuck in a little eastern Washington town 3 hours from home. I might be selling it soon, I’ll keep y’all posted
Had a 2007. The steering stopped working. Honda did send a new computer part for it though. Was like a truck trying to make a turn. The locks all broke. The left axle broke in half but Honda covered that also. The radiator broke at the bottom of it and needed a new one. The electronic ignition needed to be replaced at 150000k. Was roomy and comfortable to drive. But I would never buy one again. Oh yeah , the paint faded on some panels? I love my civics and never had any problems at all.
Honda made a HUGE blunder taking the Fit away from the U.S. market! With inflation, high interest rates, and high gas prices they would sell like crazy here now!!!
I must have base model. My 07 has none of those cool things. I got steelies, no aux, no fogs, no paddle shifties, no rear spoiler.... I definitely want to get another 😁 maybe a manual
I came here hoping to understand why people don't want me to get rid of my 2007 honda fit, but I've learned that owning the base model is the biggest L I've taken. No fog lights, no cruise control, no paddle shifters, no aux input but the hole for it is there. I've certainly never gotten 40 mpg even on the interstate. The mpg will drop drastically very easily, be it extra passengers, living in the mountains, altitude, or a backseat full of cargo. I've seen it drop as low at 26 mpg over the silliest things. The biggest thing that bothers me in the interior, going from a 1990 honda prelude, is the distance between the gas pedal and steering wheel is pretty terrible. I'm 5'2 and I've either got knees to the steering column or I'm reaching a bit for the steering wheel. I'm looking into buying an aftermarket center console considering there's really no comfortable arm rest. The ignition coil packs fail more often than I'd like to admit, and you will need a valve adjustment every handful of years. But it has come in handy with the unbeatable cargo space. I can comfortably sleep in the back for impromptu camping, and I can confirm I've transported engines and transmissions in this car no problem. It's earned it's place but I can't say I totally love this car. I really have a bipolar relationship with it but I suppose you can't have it all.
I had a 2008 5mt honda fit as a daliy and to be honest i hated. Better than a base fiesta auto the worst car i have ever driven in my life. I thought mine lacked a bit of power under 4k rpm and the tires were so small trying to merge from a stop on a contry roads was straight up awful. Aslo 5mt over 4k rpm at 120km/h.
Update! Got one! Orange 2008 Sport manual, at 110k miles for $5,700. (With two-tone leather seats and door cards :D) Gah I want one so bad for my next car xD Just can’t afford one for the mileage I want. Need to save up nearly 8k to get one at the mileage I want xD
Want a 2nd gen, so I can mod in on-wheel radio controls, if I’m not lucky enough to find one that already has it. Plus I like the interior of the second gen more. I’ll never get a third gen though. Don’t like the tail lights, and I will grow to hate the touchscreen.
@@lucas____6403 Just bought one last weekend! 1st gen 2008 at 110k miles, $5,700. Bone dry engine, 2nd and longest owner had it dealer serviced, manual transmission. It will need a throw-out bearing, and likely clutch at some point. Light noise from the bearing. Clutch feels fine for now. (Unless someone did it themselves, there's no record of a clutch replacement) It also needs a valve adjustment. Going to do that this weekend myself. (Have done it before on my 98 Accord. Currently sounds like a big ole diesel truck when I'm idling x'D I already replaced the radio with a mid-grade one, the Atoto S8 standard. Plus their backup camera. Looks and runs smooth! Oh! It also needs 2 TMPS sensors, which I can replace myself as well. If the clutch makes it to my birthday week, I'll replace it myself. (I'll have that week off of work, so I can take my time doing it) If not, I feel too lazy, and will have a shop replace it for me.
Considered a few 3rd gen options. Decided that F it, I'll have to just get used to the touch screen. But when I realized that they don't have a service manual that I could totally legitly find on not a forum, I said no thanks. At least not until a 3rd or 4th car. Ended up finding a 1st gen, and got a stick-on RF remote. Actually works pretty well. And I like the button layout a lot more than what the 2nd gen Fit would have. (It's more like the 3rd gen Fit layout, with an outer ring for volume control. 5 face buttons)
I had been in Texas almost the entire week before, and then went to Oregon the day before and got back in the middle of the night. Didn’t have a ton of time to clean
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Thanks for reviewing my car!!! Great job on the video! Car has 141K miles now, shifting okay (think it just needs transmission fluid) the previous owner did lower it. The only downside is that it leaks rainwater into the trunk and it seeps into the spare tire well. It is still getting 40 mpg on the highway
Spray flex seal all around the rubber gaskets of the trunk and the rubber gaskets around the back door. That solved it for my 2008 5-speed Fit sport. And by the way mine's running up at 380,000 miles
@@hoover2501 what kind of gas mileage are you getting?
Get the car detailed please
@@willdowns1745
Around 33/34.
It could use a good tune up though
@@xBeeGee This was filmed 2 months ago. I have since deep cleaned it
Just to fill you folks in, this car is my daily. The week before this was filmed I was in Texas for almost the entire week, then the day before this was filmed I drove to Eastern Oregon for a car show (that’s where I got the 40 mpg, eastern WA and OR are as flat as Nebraska), so I didn’t really have a ton of time to clean it. My dad has a 2nd gen odyssey I use for the places I can’t take the fit (forest service roads and such). Other than that, I take it everywhere. This is my work car and play car if you wanna put it that way. I’ve put 32,000 miles on it in less than a year. I live in rural WA so I gotta haul a lot of stuff
Lol
Ok I as a prospective buyer get the advantages of this car. Now you must share the disadvantages. What are they that worth being informed.
@@edgaryzen4925 if you get the 1st gen Fit, buy some silicone or flex seal afterword, since they leak rainwater into the trunk and the spare tire well. I also had an ignition coil fail on me so if you start to feel the car hesitate or misfire, get it checked out immediately. Other than that have not had any issues
Lol. I take my 07 sport everywhere. Even got stuck in mud twice. Been in the family since new, bout to cross 400k, and it just won’t die.
@@lucas____6403 You must have a manual transmission fit
Honda wake up. This is what we want, don't want a 45k crv. The fit is a car and a mini pickup
I have a 2014 crv....
I'm gonna get rid of it and but a 1st or 2nd GEn Fit
Can't wait!
I drive an 07 manual honda fit, This thing is an absolute tank. 213,000 miles. I paid $1500 for the thing back in 2019, and I've lived out of it for afew months, I took it across the country. Its the most reliable thing I've ever driven. I started doordash alittle over a year ago, and have had zero issues with it. I've been able to make alot of money because of the insane reliability of this car. I seriously think fits are one of the world's best cars
I have a 07 manual as well. Not the sport just the base. I just hit 214k miles. My only issues are related to rust, I live in Pittsburgh. Aside from that. The manual is a must for Honda reliability as far as I'm concerned. I had a 89 civic si and put 340k on it. The only car that I was able to put more miles on was a 87 toyota celica 444k on that one. They were both manual of course. The Toyota only had 2nd, 4th, and 5th. it got impounded and it would have cost more to get it back than I paid for it. Japanese manuals are extremely reliable. I had Volkswagen manual with clutch issues at just over 100k.
@@uuudam hey I’m in the market to purchasing one. I’ve been put off by some of them having 200k+ miles on them. Give me a good ball range that I should look out for (obviously the lowest) but like what’s considered decent and not rundown in terms of mileage lol.
All I worry about is rust. I just passed inspection with over 220k. Basic stuff may need attention. Spark plugs, hot hoses, coil packs, gear oil. My front calipers are rusting and flaking away but they still work. My family has 3 07s with over 200k. No major issues on any of them.
'07 manual sport... just hit 292k... had it for over a year. Taken it to Florida twice. Zero mechanical issues..... now the cheap plastic body is another story... lol my car is held together with lexel.... best car I've ever owned in my 40 years
Good cars. I’m almost at 400k on my 07 sport. Engine still ticking like clockwork
My first new car. Purchased July 2007. I still have it. Almost 250k miles and I have yet to have any major maintenance. Only oil and tire changes. I never did the recommended maintenance. My car looks a million times better than the one in this video. Great video, but only critique is that you could have at least cleaned the interior before presenting it. My car has never been this dirty and I have dogs. This car is AMAZING and still feels new after 15 years. My next car was going to be the Fit (new) but Honda stopped selling them in the U.S. They seem to be pushing buyers to buy bigger cars that make a bigger carbon footprint. :( So many great things to love about this car, but one thing I love most is being able to sleep comfortably in it with myself or someone else. Plenty of room, unless you're over 6 ft tall. And always easy to find a parking space. The Fit just fits!
So as a 2008 Honda Fit owner let me fill in a few of the gaps. What's being driven in this video is a Honda Fit sport which is a package that gives you the skirts the front spoiler and the rear wing along with keyless entry and a more powerful stereo system as well as an alarm system. Mine is a 5-speed which makes it a nice companion to my 1995 Mazda Miata because I must tell you they drive very similarly for how extremely different they are. I've always called this a many minivan and if you look at it in profile you'll understand why. And for those of you who remember the Civic wagon from the late '80s and the early 90s it is an absolute tribute to that model. The only thing you could not get in this fit was all wheel drive like that Civic had. Their dimensions are nearly identical and if you're a Honda fan I think you'll find that fact interesting. And did I mention how much fun the five-speed is to drive? Mine's suffering from a little bit of rust but you can't blame it as it has 380,000 miles and only one time did it need a replacement on the clutch because the springs on the clutch wore out not the clutch itself. Ignition coil packs are another common problem as is a little bit of leaking into the back trunk which can be fixed with flex seal sprayed all around anywhere you think water could possibly leak in. Still have it as my winter car and keep it set up with snow tires. Hands down the best looking of all three generations in my opinion and the last true homage to the old Honda vehicles; simple, reliable, practical, great gas mileage, and value. It's true if I could keep buying this exact car over and over again I wouldn't even look at another car ever again
I love the 08 fit. I’ve had this car for almost 2 years now. I’ve bought it front a used car dealership and although I’ve had to get quite of stuff replaced on it , it’s still the best car I’ve ever driven “ I’m 22 and this is my 2nd car I’ve owned lol. My fit has over 208k miles on it and still going relatively strong. I’ve got dc sport headers , st suspension lowering springs , NS series wheels full cat back exhaust and a cold are intake. It sounds And feel great to drive. Love this car so much even tho it’s got a good amount of undercarriage rust and creaking noises. The car is a 5 speed mt and I’ve replaced ht clutch once last year but recently the transmission has been sounding weird and I’m pretty sure it’s the input shaft bearing so I’m going to have to replace the trans since it’ll be easier than rebuilding the transmission. By far this car is slept on in the Honda community in the US. Where I stay at I don’t see many fits modified or just the gd3 generation in general so I love how unique the car is
I got you beat. I’m at 396k. Only issue is there is an occasional misfire when warm outside. No codes, replaced plugs, wires, fuel injectors/filter, and it’s still there. Been going on since about 340k. I just live with it. Real homage to the tride n true honda’s of old, but I must say, I’ve been seriously eye balling the 3rd gen sport 6spd’s. Would love to have 6 gears to row and modern amenities. 1st gen is still prettiest though.
@@lucas____6403
Much like it just the way it is. I even like that it's simple inside. Do not have any desire to have a computer screen in the middle of my dashboard. Just like my old Accord from the '80s 😂
I love my 07 Fit and will probably never sell it, but I had to buy a Mercedes S-Class for highway use because the Fit is so noisy and uncomfortable for long road trips. Fine if you're a kid and don't care about comfort, not fine for an aging adult. The S-Class is blissfully quiet and ultra smooth (air suspension). Too bad it sucks premium fuel with its V8 and AWD. There's no perfect car. Fit for 90% of my summer driving (city), MB for my winter driving and road trips.
The first generation was only around in the US for 2 years as the second came out in 2009. This is because Fit existed in our countries for a few years before coming to the USA. It is called the Jazz
Jazz is only it’s name in Europe, it’s still the Fit in Japan and everywhere else
@@patrickmartin3322 nah, many asian countries its still called Jazz
Yes, my 2008 is called a Jazz in the Uk and South Africa and after 15 years it has only done 46,000 miles........
My math/English teacher from high school used to drive one of these (except silver and 5MT), and I got to say, it was amazing and still looks great today.
Shame that Honda killed off the Fit two years ago.
Killed it off? They not making the model?
They sell it mostly everywhere else but North America. Americans enjoy cheap gas and nobody was buying Fits anymore in favour of SUVs, so they discontinued them here. I wish they'd bring it back.
No joke, these are probably some of the best cars Honda ever made. Inexpensive, reliable, efficient, tons of room, and still decent to drive. It's not the fastest or most luxurious car but it's not supposed to be. It's a shame Honda discontinued these because they could make more profit on the HR-V. There is still a market for cars like this. It wasn't the fastest seller but it was a reliable seller.
I've got experience with two of these. My sister's boyfriend has one. I had to diagnose and change a dead battery for him at the start of the pandemic. Very roomy engine bay for the size. My buddy at work has one. He and his wife had two cars but they downsized to just the Fit when they moved to my state. They live in the city and alternate work at home days so it's all they need. It's currently getting a new front end because some idiot in a tow truck ignored the don't back up signs at a toll booth and backed into it.
The last time I got my HR-V serviced at the Honda dealer, even the people behind the desk were saying Honda is shooting themselves in the foot. They used to sell a bunch of Fits, then they stopped producing them, so they were telling customers who wanted a Fit about the HR-V and how it shares the same platform, hoping they could still get a sale based on that... now they can't even do that because the 2023 model is much larger. They no longer have a cheap subcompact and they're losing a good portion of customers who don't want to buy used.
@@scott8919 Even the civic isn’t a feasible option for small car buyers anymore, since about 2001ish it’s been the size of the accord
Learned to drive stick on 2007 Fit! Love how these cars look, it may be slow but its all the car you'll ever need
I love the 08 fit. I’ve had this car for almost 2 years now. I’ve bought it front a used car dealership and although I’ve had to get quite of stuff replaced on it , it’s still the best car I’ve ever driven “ I’m 22 and this is my 2nd car I’ve owned lol. My fit has over 208k miles on it and still going relatively strong. I’ve got dc sport headers , st suspension lowering springs , NS series wheels full cat back exhaust and a cold are intake. It sounds And feel great to drive. Love this car so much even tho it’s got a good amount of undercarriage rust and creaking noises. The car is a 5 speed mt and I’ve replaced ht clutch once last year but recently the transmission has been sounding weird and I’m pretty sure it’s the input shaft bearing so I’m going to have to replace the trans since it’ll be easier than rebuilding the transmission. By far this car is slept on in the Honda community in the US. Where I stay at I don’t see many fits modified or just the gd3 generation in general so I love how unique the car is
Imagine if we got a fit Si….
Man it was such a missed opportunity image the Si 1.5t with lsd. Would've been good when Fiesta st was out straight competition
@@BitcoinTo150K FiST is a great car. FitSi would’ve given it a run for it’s money for sure.
Even if they gave it the less desirable k20a3 it would have been an amazing option
2nd Gen(2012) Fit Sport owner here! I love my Fit. And yes a ton of interior space! In fact I bring home a wrapped 9' Christmas tree INSIDE my Fit every year!
Reliable, low maintenance, good on gas, and easy to work on.
I am the original owner of a 2007 Fit LX 5 speed. It currently has 151,000 km and drives and looks like the day I picked it up! This car is a blast to drive and the mileage is awesome. It's been undercoated yearly with Krown Rust Control, therefore there is absolutely no rust!! Only three problems in over 15 years. The car leaked like a sieve around the back hatch and the spare tire wheel well filled with water. The drivers lock messed up and had to have it re-keyed and the clutch crapped out at 80,000 km. I plan to keep it until it goes to the junkyard!!! Just an amazing little car!!
Mine leaked too and my passenger lock no longer works. They put some kind of cheap crap locks in these cars and defective body seam sealer. Mine's an automatic, so no clutch issues for me. My '07 only has 40k kms. I bought it off a now deceased relative who barely used it, and I only use it once a week in the spring/summer/fall (it gets parked for the winter), so I keep the mileage low.
I'm still running the original 16 yr old tires. They're no longer very soft (no cracking or dry rot though) and not great in the rain, so I only drive when it's dry. I was going to change the tires this year, but they still have lots of tread on them and I only put on about 2000 kms/year, so I changed my mind when they hit me at $600 for 4 lousy 14" tires. Maybe next year, or maybe I'll catch a sale.
@OMGWTFLOLSMH Wow! It should last you forever with that kind of mileage and especially not being driven in the winter. I'm in Halifax NS where they use lots of road salt. Most of the first gen Fits here are getting pretty rotten especially where the back plastic bumper bolts onto the body. Mine is great as it's been sprayed yearly. Are you in Canada as you quoted kms on your car?
I have a seperate key for every door on my 2008 Fit, because the tumblers went bad. One of the ignition coils failed at 200,000 miles, but that was only $50 for a new set of them. It's been a good car for me.
I have a 2008 and had the same leak problem ... I was shocked when I found all that water in the wheel well! That was the source of the damp smell every time I got in the car. I sealed up strategic areas at the seams and solved the problem. Car is now starting to have peeling paint but I still love this little beast.
I call it my mini SUV. Lots of space and I can park anywhere and easily.
@RedMango55 Yeah. I totally agree. With the back seat down, it'll carry almost as much stuff as my 2001 RAV4! I don't get a flat floor in the RAV4 when the back seat is put down. Fit was 17 years old on Jun 20th and still has ice cold air! Probably just jinxed myself!!!! Fingers crossed!
I seriously love every Honda made
My friend had a 2008 Honda Fit that he owned for 14 years, until just recently when it needed alot of work (over $5,000 worth of work) so he couldn't justify spending $5,000 on a 14 year old car. He replaced it with a Civic coupe
I love my 2007 base model! 178,000 miles and going!
I own an 08 fully modded and love it. Some of the favorite mods I did to it are the Works Bell paddle shifters which brings the paddles to another level and the JDM center console which gives you a center glovebox and 2 extra cupholders in the rear
Are the paddle shifters universal or for the fit specifically? I assume you did this and upgraded the wheel? I actually like the stock wheel on the first gen. I've been trying to find the JDM center console for years but they're near impossible...
I have a 2008 bought in August of 2007. I think of it as an oversized go-kart, so much fun to drive. The only non- scheduled maintenance was the oxygen sensor failed and needed to be replaced.
I ordered a blue 2007 Honda Fit Sport with manual transmission when they first started arriving in the states. It was a neat little car and fun to drive. The carpet and interior was a little cheaply made but the car wasn't designed for luxury. My best fuel mileage was 42.3 on a trip and I averaged around 35 to 37 driving back and forth to work. I wish I had another one identical to it brand new right now.
The first gen looks really nice it would be cool stanced
That's so cool; I never knew about the 'color matched' lights!
Had a 07 GD3 5spd. With the manual trans, it was a blast to drive around. Very peppy, corners amazing, and 1.5 L15 looooves to rev. Sold it recently and upgraded to a RSX!
Fun Fact: The car brought to the US to obtain good fuel economy offered no Distance Till Empty reading until the final generation. Seems like a strange omission considering the tanks in these cars are TINY and DTE is part of tracking fuel economy for most if not all cars.
Great Video Zack. Here in Australia they are known as a Honda Jazz. I am 6 foot 1 and I think for a small car it has such a lot of room inside.
I still can't believe how much headroom there is, though I think the tall stance makes for poor aerodynamics at highways speeds.
Driven my 07’ sport base cross country 3 times and still is my daily driver, great vehicle. But it is an old car so definitely has its kinks 🧡
This is the best video about honda fit.
Here in Zimbabwe there are dozens of these. But a fit with a blue dot is the more powerful one cause its got a 1.5 vtec where the other ones got a red dot which means it's got a 1.3
Wow didnt know this. thank you. Hows inflation in Zimbabwe these days? Hopefully you're ok.
I hope to buy a 1st GEn Honda Fit soon.i currently have a 2014 CRV.
2007 base model MT. 205k now has 211k miles. Paid $1800. Had to replace windshield $200. A couple other things total under $100. Love the car. Steering and suspension very solid. Amazed the number of things i can put in back. Not good in snow. Has gotten stuck a few times.
1800? Daaang score! Here in SF 5grand 😂 for 07
I have a different version, but I bought this car for a dollar and it's my favorite car ever. The console display broke last year but the rest of it works like a dream!
my first car was a 99 civic sedan. I loved it very much, and it influenced a few key things for my next car purchase.
1. Had to be a Honda
2. As the friend with a sedan, 4 doors was a must. Extra headroom would also be nice
3. Had to be a sub compact
4. Be a manual (optional)
While I have the poverty spec 2008 Fit, it is a cromulent replacement for that civic. It ticks all of those boxes. Despite losing the sunroof, a dome light, a ton of potential mods, & about 20 HP, I don't really care. The car is fun with a manual & I get 38.5 MPG in mixed use. Bear in mind, I do engage in a little bit of hypermiling. The car arguably punches above its weight class in terms of cargo. I was heavily considering a pickup truck or mini van just for the space/versatility, but the fit fills that need pretty well.
My 1988 honda crx si gets 40mpg hwy driving 65mph. I'm glad to hear that Honda continues to produce frugal cars. Thumbs up!
I have a 2013 with 135,000 on it. Great car. We have one at work that's nearing 400,000 miles. Runs like a top!
Nice. I’m 3500 miles away from 400k myself. 07 sport.
@@lucas____6403 any major problems to report?
@@ViolatioNVibratioN I’m at 170k. 400k is amazing, wondering when or if you even worked on the timing chain or chain tensioner?
@@criSOME1 nope, nothing!
I think the Honda fit is the modern day CRX. Your right because the fit is Super cute and to me the 1st gen was the best looking 👌
Nice car they did it in a manual gearbox too
Love the blue color. Love the headlights. And love the Fit logo with the blue dot 🔵. I got a new blue Honda Fit CVT 2020 LX base model. Love the cup holder, Bluetooth, easy dashboard controls. Love the space and versatility. It’s a wonderful easy, user friendly chick car for me
I had a 2011 Fit sport. Absolutely loved that car. So roomy and fun to drive. Got squished by a semi truck tho
Oh crap! I hope everyone was okay.
@@Hachiro all of our nightmares in that last sentence.
How can people not clean their cars before getting it reviewed
I cleaned it the best I could. I was fresh off a road trip to Oregon and 4 hours of sleep so didn’t think to clean in the not so obvious places
Awesome review... We have a Civic FN2 5door here in Europe (2007) and it's much more inline with the fit design than the Civic sedans you got over there in the US... It's a very spacious car (also comes with the upfolding bench seats) with great engines. We have the 2.2 diesel 140hp, it's really an economical and peppy engine...I loved Honda's design language back in the '00s
You didn’t show how sick the seat folding mechanism is !
We bought a 2008 Honda Fit Sport with a 5spd brand new off the lot. Sold it 8 years later with 117K miles. Didn't have one issue with it, though it started forming some rust at the bottom of the passenger doors. Loved the car at the time, but wouldn't want another one, even when it was time to search for cars for the kids when they started driving.
Love mine, only thing I would change is the color. The blue one in this video is my favorite along with the unique orange. Have a neighbor now with the grayish one and it's clean.
I've never seen anything pass the Big Friggin' Bottle test. I didn't even think it was possible.
Still driving the 08 base standard model, 150 000 miles. Shifts like a dream, upgraded the battery size, fixed the leaking seam problem into the trunk with weather proofing caulking.
Good vid but you didn't do justice to the magic seats. You're supposed to show how easy they can be put up and down.
Not to mention they fold into the floor, and you can recline the front passenger seat all the way back and turn the back seat into a lounge chair.
I bought one of these brand new 2008 vivid blue pearl miss it almost everyday
my sister has a second gen with the front cup holder to the left of the steering wheel.
5:55 How dare I laugh at that joke as much as I did
i bought now a 2009 honda fit i love it , but this shape i like it more than mine , thanks for the video 😉
How is it
I had a 2008 fit great car. I now have a 2019 fit the book 📕 ends I feel honoured and pleased with myself with both my purchases 💪👍👍
Back here again...
On my 3rd Fit drom rhe first gen.
Found a cherry 07 with 75k in a manual transmission. My first two 08 Fit manuals gave me a combined 480k.
They would still run well but suffered rust issues. I do blame myself to some degree, but the sport model had more places to rust especially along the rocker panel. This is due to holes that needed to be drilled out to fit the side skirts. The 07 base i got is clean and has no holes drilled since it doesn't have the skirt attachment.
I'm going to try to do better with this one if it's probably the last first generation I'll ever find worth buying
Ain’t no one gonna talk about how filthy that interior was?…. alright then
The Fit is now available on the lot of RS Motors in Bellevue, WA
They had a cute ad campaign when they first appeared. The slogan was, "THE FIT IS GO".
9:29 The rear headrests that create massive blind spots have been remove. A common adaptation. You should have looked in the spare tire well for water :)
There was about 2 inches of water in the spare tire well. I have a video I made of my Fit just before my dad traded it in for a CRV that shows just how much water was in there
Such a shame Honda never made a Fit Si before discontinuing the Fit for North America.
That interior could use a sweep and scrub.
I know everyone doesn't have a ton of time or aren't car guys, but if I had someone else borrowing my car for any amount of time, I would clean the hell out of it. Let alone for a youtube review.
I cleaned it the best I could beforehand. I had been in Texas the entire week and then drove to Oregon a day before this review was filmed so didn’t really have the time
@@willdowns1745 I can respect that!
@@willdowns1745 Hey, no problem. Respect from Oregon btw, hope you enjoyed it. Your car could be incredible if you found some original floor mats and detailed it. Either new headlights or get a cheap restorer kit and those work amazing too and your rig would be a head turner.
EDIT: Honda in your avatar looks incredible and I'm a Toyota guy.
@@rushnerd Thanks. I owned that 95 Civic in the picture for almost a year. It was reliable for the first 6 or 7 months, and then it started overheating and dying at offramps for some reason, I’m friends with the new owner and according to him it doesn’t run anymore
I drove this car once and man I went straight to this video
@5:47 have you never heard of the Honda City II Turbo with the Motocompo scooter in the back...?
Those are known as the magic seats
You didn’t tell us the advantage of having or not having the side cup holder at the front of the fit
I have a orange one I fell in love 😻
How come no one ever flattens out the rear seat cargo space when doing reviews. I’d like to see how much room there is
Well the car misfired again and left me stuck in a little eastern Washington town 3 hours from home. I might be selling it soon, I’ll keep y’all posted
Have a first gen 07 Fit/Jazz in NZ, 1.3L, such a good car
Love my 07 anyone know where to buy a forced induction kit. Turbo or super charger
Had a 2007. The steering stopped working. Honda did send a new computer part for it though. Was like a truck trying to make a turn. The locks all broke. The left axle broke in half but Honda covered that also. The radiator broke at the bottom of it and needed a new one. The electronic ignition needed to be replaced at 150000k. Was roomy and comfortable to drive. But I would never buy one again. Oh yeah , the paint faded on some panels? I love my civics and never had any problems at all.
Any thought to cleaning the car a bit before the video?
really upset that when he did the bottle test he didn't say "it fits"
I have 2007 1330 cc, fuel milage drops to 7km per liter in city ,showing in meter cluster
Love that car
Nothing about that rigidity and handling? A Honda Fit will hang with the best when it gets into the twisty stuff.
Neat cars! So fun to drive and versatile
Fit was released before 2007…
This is like a New kei car
Honda made a HUGE blunder taking the Fit away from the U.S. market! With inflation, high interest rates, and high gas prices they would sell like crazy here now!!!
Prices (to me at least), have reached a point of buying an older Accord, I would get better ride quality for the money.
It would really bother me having cruise control on the right side of the steering wheel
In all my cars prior that had cruise control, it was its own little sequence of controls on the side of the steering wheel (00 Civic and 95 Civic)
I must have base model. My 07 has none of those cool things. I got steelies, no aux, no fogs, no paddle shifties, no rear spoiler.... I definitely want to get another 😁 maybe a manual
I have a 2007 Honda Fit sport manual and it only has 69k miles on it
How come Honda doesn't sell Fit in N. America anymore? Great car
doesn't sell unfortunately. Crossovers sell. that's why the HRV was the replacement.
And the back window is huge.
my 2007 fit stutters when going from 1st gear to second and the check engine comes on and stays there for a week. What could be wrong?
Check spark plugs and plug a scan tool (or the fixd thing) in to the obd2 port and check for misfires
@@willdowns1745 thank you ever so much. Great leads to start out.
The pilot bearing was known to cause a shutter, when the clutch was stepped in.
@@willdowns1745 thanks again, it was the spark plugs. new s plugs and coils, the fit is running smoothly.
I came here hoping to understand why people don't want me to get rid of my 2007 honda fit, but I've learned that owning the base model is the biggest L I've taken. No fog lights, no cruise control, no paddle shifters, no aux input but the hole for it is there. I've certainly never gotten 40 mpg even on the interstate. The mpg will drop drastically very easily, be it extra passengers, living in the mountains, altitude, or a backseat full of cargo. I've seen it drop as low at 26 mpg over the silliest things. The biggest thing that bothers me in the interior, going from a 1990 honda prelude, is the distance between the gas pedal and steering wheel is pretty terrible. I'm 5'2 and I've either got knees to the steering column or I'm reaching a bit for the steering wheel. I'm looking into buying an aftermarket center console considering there's really no comfortable arm rest. The ignition coil packs fail more often than I'd like to admit, and you will need a valve adjustment every handful of years. But it has come in handy with the unbeatable cargo space. I can comfortably sleep in the back for impromptu camping, and I can confirm I've transported engines and transmissions in this car no problem. It's earned it's place but I can't say I totally love this car. I really have a bipolar relationship with it but I suppose you can't have it all.
thats one cool dirty car :)
this fit is what the civic was
I had a 2008 5mt honda fit as a daliy and to be honest i hated. Better than a base fiesta auto the worst car i have ever driven in my life. I thought mine lacked a bit of power under 4k rpm and the tires were so small trying to merge from a stop on a contry roads was straight up awful. Aslo 5mt over 4k rpm at 120km/h.
5 speed auto? Aren't they CVTs?
No. CVT in the fit, didn't start till like 2015
Apparently only Canada and North America market received 5-speed auto for this generation, the rest of the world gets CVT.
Minimal disalon dulu. 😅😅
Honda Jazz elsewhere
Clean that car at least! Miserable
This car looks disgusting. 😂 Only an hour of cleaning would have done wonders..
Update! Got one! Orange 2008 Sport manual, at 110k miles for $5,700.
(With two-tone leather seats and door cards :D)
Gah I want one so bad for my next car xD
Just can’t afford one for the mileage I want.
Need to save up nearly 8k to get one at the mileage I want xD
Want a 2nd gen, so I can mod in on-wheel radio controls, if I’m not lucky enough to find one that already has it.
Plus I like the interior of the second gen more. I’ll never get a third gen though. Don’t like the tail lights, and I will grow to hate the touchscreen.
Just get one with 1 or 2 owners that had religious oil changes. Then the miles don’t really matter.
@@lucas____6403 Just bought one last weekend! 1st gen 2008 at 110k miles, $5,700. Bone dry engine, 2nd and longest owner had it dealer serviced, manual transmission.
It will need a throw-out bearing, and likely clutch at some point. Light noise from the bearing. Clutch feels fine for now. (Unless someone did it themselves, there's no record of a clutch replacement)
It also needs a valve adjustment. Going to do that this weekend myself. (Have done it before on my 98 Accord. Currently sounds like a big ole diesel truck when I'm idling x'D
I already replaced the radio with a mid-grade one, the Atoto S8 standard. Plus their backup camera. Looks and runs smooth!
Oh! It also needs 2 TMPS sensors, which I can replace myself as well.
If the clutch makes it to my birthday week, I'll replace it myself. (I'll have that week off of work, so I can take my time doing it)
If not, I feel too lazy, and will have a shop replace it for me.
Considered a few 3rd gen options. Decided that F it, I'll have to just get used to the touch screen. But when I realized that they don't have a service manual that I could totally legitly find on not a forum, I said no thanks. At least not until a 3rd or 4th car.
Ended up finding a 1st gen, and got a stick-on RF remote. Actually works pretty well. And I like the button layout a lot more than what the 2nd gen Fit would have. (It's more like the 3rd gen Fit layout, with an outer ring for volume control. 5 face buttons)
I own a subaru, not much of a fan tbh, mind you it needs dome stuff, runs like shit and the fuel economy sucks
My 2005 honda civic usually got 40 mpg on the highway
Hey dude great review! You really hit a lot of good points about these little cars. Check mine out, I'm traveling to the west coast in it right now!
My car gets 55 mpg 40 ain't nothing special
this is a 14 year old car lmao
@@BaldwinNguyen and mine is a 25 what's your point
@maxsinger3526 what car do you have
I love your channel, but I dislike when you review filthy cars like this one. Yuck!
I had been in Texas almost the entire week before, and then went to Oregon the day before and got back in the middle of the night. Didn’t have a ton of time to clean