2016 Honda Fit EX-L Review - AutoNation

In this episode of the AutoNation New Car Test Drive we take a look at the 2016 Honda Fit, a car that can fit... quite a lot. But how does it drive?
The 2016 Honda Fit EX-L boasts Honda's Earth Dreams Technology and a 4-cylinder, 130-horsepower engine. Paired with a constantly variable transmission, this makes the 2016 Honda Fit EX-L the car with the most horsepower currently in its class. Not to be outshone by the power under its hood, the interior of the 2016 Honda Fit EX-L is equally impressive.
The second row is comfortable and folds not only down but up in order to increase cargo capacity. With unfolded seats, the trunk of the 2016 Fit has 16.6 cubic feet of space; with folded seats, the 2016 Fit has 52.7 cubic feet of space. That's more than enough room for your daily jaunts to work or your extended adventures on the road.
Upscale features make the 2016 Honda Fit an innovative paradise, including a sunroof, seat warmers, and a 7-inch touchscreen with streaming apps, rearview camera, HD radio, navigation, and more. Don't wait to slip behind the wheel of this extraordinary Fit.
Drop by your nearby AutoNation Honda dealership [www.autonation.com/find-a-sto...] to enjoy one today.

[@bosse641]

This is the car I'm buying ahead, no doubt. .....smart choice. ....very nice and versatile.

[@thehondasteve2292]

Love this small affordable family compact. Such a help to a small family and to young people looking to keep their commuting costs as low as possible

[@karlosh9286]

I bought a brand new Jazz Sport in the UK back at the end of 2018. All was well for just over 4 years.
It was an okay drive. Nothing special . Bit noisy at 70 MPH (112kmh). Infotainment system was just about passable. Fuel economy was okay, and it's party trick is that it's quite spacious, with the magic seats.
But at just over 4 years old, then my low pressure fuel pump went wrong.
In the USA they had a recall for I'm pretty sure the same model as my one . However Honda UK seems to apparently think that my car was not affected by the major batch of faulty Denso fuel pumps. So I've got a £1200 bill spread over a few garage visits whilst the fault was trying to be found.
It's really easy to find that there was a massive recall of 700,000 Honda vehicles around the age of my one about Denso low pressure fuel pump failures, but somehow I magically never got one of those, but my fuel pump has gone wrong.
Honda UK are being really useless.
I will NEVER EVER EVER EVER buy another Honda car or motorcycle EVER EVER EVER again.
Things go wrong sometimes, but Honda UKs abysmal response to me has meant I can never ever trust Honda again.

[@Soysaucemoto]

1 hater drives a yaris

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[@chrisomere4157]

kid van 2012

[@chrisomere4157]

l need a kia van 2012 modern