2018 Honda Fit Sport 6MT - Redline: Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ธ.ค. 2017
- Stable fuel prices and America's insatiable appetite for crossovers have really hurt sales of cars in the US. However, that hasn't stopped a few manufacturers from introducing all-new versions of sub-compacts. For years, the quintessential choice has always been a Honda Fit and for 2018, Honda has given its entry-level offering a slight refresh. For less than $18,000 dollars, you get a car with more cargo space than most sub-compact SUV's, better MPG, more interior space, and something that is way more fun to drive. The latest Fit still gives buyers plenty of reasons to choose a sub-compact car, especially if you are on a tight budget.
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No joke... I was going to get a Civic. When the salesman was preparing the Civic, I said let me test drive the Fit since it’s already on the lot. After a few hours on the dealership, I drove home the 2018 Fit. It really is fun to drive. Not a powerful car, but it was enjoyable! And cheaper too!
Got mine my sport for 15.8k new...
I occasionally rent a car for long distance , and always miss my Honda fit( 2013) . Fit just drive like a dream. The visisbity from inside out is so good.
Interesting. I'm looking at trading in my 2017 Toyota Corolla for a 2019 Honda Fit Sport Or EX. 15.8k isn't a bad price. I wonder if the dealerships can drop the price easily. I don't see too many new Fit's being sold in my area. There's only about 15 Fit's EX models being sold in my area. And I live in Houston, TX.
@@marcelagalvan8323 have you looked at the new 2019 Toyota Corolla Hatchback? I know it may be more expensive than a Fit, but I've seen an XSE model and it is very impressive. Quality is out of this world inside and overall build quality. I'm looking at that, a Fit, or maybe even a Camry SE. Looking right now.
@@marcelagalvan8323 Honda rarely gives discounts.
I owned a Honda Fit in the past and it’s been one of the best cars I’ve ever owned.
If they made a Fit Si, I would buy it in a heartbeat. The Civic Si is nice but it's too big for a compact car. Same goes for the Mazda 3. The Fit is probably the last small car you can buy that's still enjoyable to drive. They need to give this fun chassis the power it deserves.
Checkout the Toyota iA, I think it is more fun. But a little less practical comparably.
What about the Chevy Spark? (Just wanna clarify, that was a joke)
You can mod it and make it more powerful.
Fantastic real-world car that everyone who has a job can afford. Progress makes a rear sway bar for this car too. In combination with good summer tires, it will corner like it's on rails.
oldtwins na yessir!! Indeed!
Tein lowering springs as well
I have two. Both in stock except for exterior accessories. Both awesome in twisted roads and in snow. Amazing car!
+1 for Fit Si! This whole subcompact class needs more performance oriented vehicles. Good blend of price/performance/efficiency. I strangely love its micro-van look, and I'm always happy to see manufacturers put a sport/sporty trim low in the trim scale.
2:20 I agree, I think they should keep the wheels small, but put on taller sidewall and wider tires. It gives better handling, acceleration, and braking traction, isn't too heavy, and the extra tire really makes for a much smoother ride and really reduces the amount of squeaks and rattles you will get over time while also protecting the wheels from potholes and curb rash better. I had the trend of gigantic 1990s rapper size 20" wheels with rubber band narrow tires on it.
I'm picking up my Fit this coming Saturday... Thanks for the video man!
I want a FIT SI so bad
Stereo Typist sounds like something Kirby would drive, small yet mighty
I just want to be fit, Im fat af.
get an older one and k swap it
Mac Dee well...uhmm...stop eating potato... you silly white dood...
Its call the Spoon GK5
I've wanted one since they first started making them, now I REALLY want one.
I didn't want one, but when I got one, I wanted to keep that one. 😂
The clutch is light, its pretty spinny in first gear, supper fun to drive, and it's good with gas too. I get an avg of 32 mpg.
I had a silver 2009 MT Honda Fit Sport w/Nav. It was the last year they had a top tier trim level with a MT for a while. I loved that car so much. Lightweight and fun to drive. Tons of available room with the back seats down for hauling college gear, blowing up an air mattress and camping, etc. A old lady blew through a stop sign and totaled it after four years. RIP Fit. I've moved on other cars and trucks with more features, but I will always remember its simple but effective means.
i want a 205 hp fit si and a 245 hp civic si
Alexandre Fauchon that’ll be sweet!
Honda should drop the current 2.0T in the new Accord in the Civic Si.
TVinmyEye that engine is from the Type R
Theres a different version of the Type-r engine in the Accord
You could easily shove the boosted 1.5L it would be Fit-Rrrrr!
I absolutely adore my Honda Fit, it’s first car I’ve ever bought and it’s such an awesome car! I’d buy it again.
I bought a 2015 Fit EX 6 speed as my first new car and honestly love it. It's easy to park and get down narrow streets in Boston. Plenty of room in it, I used to get compliments about the back seat using it to drive for Lyft. I have seen 40+ MPG on long road trips. The rear magic seats are great for carrying stuff such as the full size wheel when I got a flat. The manual makes it a lot of fun to drive even just being able to hoon on a curvy road going to work. The engine sounds eager and the power is more than adequate. The iVTEC engine is very flexible in that you don't have to constantly downshift all the time. It has enough torque to smoothly pull even from low RPM. I have the EX so I have the sunroof, wireless key and Bluetooth. Overall, it's a great little car. More roomy and fun than it outwardly appears.
man i just test drove a 2015 Fit EX 6 speed!!! I fell in love, now just finding the funds to pay 6,200$ for a FIT with 159000 casual miles on it, from japanese honda lover.
Nice! I like what I read.
Now can you tell me what you dislike about the car from your ownership experience? Im just genuinely curious.
@@edgaryzen4925 the fuel tank is kinda small, because it's under the front seats. Only rated for 10.5 gals but with the low fuel light coming on with about a 3rd left, realistically it's like having a 9 gal tank meaning you have to stop for gas more often. 5th and 6th gear are very close and cruising on the highway on 6th is usually over 3k RPM. I wish 6th was a little taller and it would bring the rpm down a bit. The upside to that is you can pass in 6th without having to downshift. The front A pillars are very thick and that can slightly obstruct forward vision, I've learned to look around them when taking a corner. I've had a few close calls with other cars or pedestrians "hiding" in that blindspot. Really just a few nits to pick on an otherwise great little car. I'm still happy with it 133k miles later.
@@TheGordonfactor wow. Excellent review. Thank you, sir.
I wanted to get the 15 Fit as a replacement to my 06 Prius (I dislike it for several reasons) and I want to drive stick again. I like the EX trim but not a fan of touchscreen and moonroof (6.3 ft tall here). I wonder if LX is even worth it? I hope it has Bluetooth to stream music, apple carplay.
What do you think? When is the only time LX is worth over the EX? 🤔
@@edgaryzen4925 well it's rare to find an EX with the stick, I had to look around to find one when new. If you don't want the moonroof (I love it) then I'd recommend looking for a 2018 and up Sport trim. Those are between the LX and EX equipment wise, no moonroof, standard key rather than wireless, more of them available with the manual trans. 2018 was the first year for the Sport Trim and I believe that was the year they added Car Play/Andriod Auto. My 2015 doesn't have Apple/Android built in but I can still use the bluetooth to stream music from my phone.
The Fit's engine is a DOHC I-VTEC and not an SOHC I-VTEC. It used to be SOHC in the past. Honda's DOHC engines are a blast to drive with. I had the 1st and 2nd generation Fits and am seriously looking at picking up a 3rd gen Fit.
great & quiet location for a car review! Love the fall leaves blowing in the wind!
You seriously have fantastic reviews. Informative and focused on driver experience.
I know it's not very fancy but honestly this is one of my (more achievable) dream cars. I love it.
2yrs later, did you ever purchase one?
Fit Type R when, Honda? WHEN?!
Jerrad N. YAASSS
When!!!! Dont make me k swap it 😂
Give it a k24z7 from the old 2014 civic si and a supercharger with electric rear wheels to give it AWD when needed. I WOULD GIVE HONDA ALL MY MONEY!!
THIS. Or until the WRX is made in a hatch at least.
Jerrad N. Fiesta rs
You are really good at reviewing cars..actually the best I've seen.
They are remarkably similar to old civics, the sound it makes when it starts up and revs through the range is so similar. I really want one!
Fits are seriously good cars. I have a second gen (I also prefer the second gen look) Steering is nice and weighted, shifting is typical for a Honda, very smooth. Cargo space is actually pretty crazy, but what most people don't know, is that it's pretty good in the winter. The gas tank is under the front seats, throwing more weight forward. I agree with needing wider tires. I run 205s on the stock rims :/ But yes, I think it's the last of the old school Hondas, none turbo wise.
Edit: VOLUME KNOB thank you. I need a volume knob
that 1-2 was brutal! haha fun ride
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The clutch delay valve kills it. An EM1 master cylinder is the way to go if you want to properly bang gears in a 14+.
@@15buggie Same with just about every non Type-R Honda after the early 2000's. Real shame.
I have an 08 Fit Sport w/auto trans.I bought it new in Jan. 08. I will never give it up! I love it. It's as much fun to drive as my 16 Mazda MX-5 GT.
Cant believe they still make such a simple car. Perfect car!!
I too owned a 2nd gen manual Fit Sport and loved it! I don't think you can do any better in the subcompact segment. I always thought the 1.5 was very sporty and fun to drive, and absolutely reliable and easy to maintain. I currently drive a Nissan Frontier Pro4x, which is a complete gas hog, so I'm actually considering buying a used 2nd gen Fit as a daily (for my 100 mile commute). I never should've sold the 1st one!
R.I.P. engine break-in 😂.....car has 81 miles on the odometer. Oh well, I know it's a press car, but I'm sure someone will buy it later on down the road.
Getting a Fit soon. Thanks for the great, informative video.
I just bought the ex model a few weeks ago and I am loving it!
bobby bamf we are definitely the same person lol, i have an ex with a 6 speed that i got a few months ago and it’s really an awesome car.
@@bawhbeeuhveenee It's really hard to find a manual in the Seattle area! Super annoying.
@@bawhbeeuhveenee noob question here:
does the fit ex manual comes with a button located on the door handle for me to enter the fit without using the key?
@@edgaryzen4925 yes, the button is for locking, you just put your hand through the handle and it unlocks
@@bawhbeeuhveenee ah okay. Make sense now. Thank you.
Random question: is there anything you dislike about your Fit? I'm just genuinely curious
It's not "missing" the keyless start, it THANKFULLY doesn't have it.
What's the issue with keyless entry? It's been nothing but great in my experience, and the one time my key fob actually died, all I had to do was manually start the car via ignition using the key hidden in the back of the fob.
Golden God Wait until you have to replace the fob. I can get a key made for $1 and a key fob for keyless entry is $250 AT THE LEAST. Secondly some people such as myself like the actual turning of the key, what’s wrong with that. A metal key and ignition wasn’t broken. Why change or fix something that isn’t problematic?
Dustin Hart Yep, the dealership that sold me my car warned that a new key would cost me $780. I’m so paranoid that I have a tracker keychain so I can’t ever lose my keys. Also, I’m right there with you. I honestly do think that the push-button start is a cool gimmick, especially since my car is a sports car, but as someone who also owns a mid 80s Corvette, there’s absolutely a charm with the classic key.
Golden God When I said $250 that was just starting which I believe is Dodge that is the replacement amount for a keyless start key fob. $780 that’s crazy!! That’s a premium feature that should be optional not standard! Yes absolutely! Like this new 2018 Kia Rio no push start at all and only 1 “active” safety feature that I would turn off but either way it’s a car I would buy if I bought a new one because it doesn’t have all the new crap cars have.
Yeah, I am not a fan of lane-keep assist or auto braking. I do like the adaptive cruise control because that's convenient, but all those other things I would turn off immediately. I wanna be in control of my car.
It actually looks like a great car. Probably reliable too. This thing with some Michelin’s would be a blast.
Amazing review. You are very informative. Thank you so much. I really enjoyed this video
These are some of the best and most comprehensive reviews. Good job
Nice review. I have a 2016 Honda Fit EX and I love it. I average 44mpg with a 70/30 highway/city driving. As for wider tires, I wouldn't recommend it if you're in an area where you get any snow at all. If you don't see snow ever, a wider tire will work better for you, however, if ever see snow you'd want to go with a slightly narrower tire which will give you better snow traction and less noise as a bonus. You didn't say anything about the brakes for the 2018 model and from the video it looked like it had rear disc brakes. Did Honda put 4 wheel disc brakes in the 2018 model? (previous versions had rear drum)
Thanks to you, I'm addicted to Car Reviews. I binge watch them like a Netflix Series....Hmm maybe you should contact Netflix and make a Pitch.... If it all works out, pass the dutchie to me for the idea 😉
Haha Musical Youth. If people knew what a dutchie is.
So I just had a spinal fusion. I drove my Miata one time after and said fuck that. I liked the Fit so we shopped around and found a nice low mileage 2015 EX. Let me tell you I really appreciate how tall the fit is. I can get in and out without hurting my back. It's fun to drive. And it's nice to be able to take my family out.
Honda is bang on the mark with this trim. It has enough emphasis of its sporty nature breathed into its design, The volume knob addition shows Honda will go out of it's way as a major manufacturer to listen to its customers. Also the increased manual transmission availability, well packaged, great price and android auto/ACP make this too tempting to resist. I'm gonna buy one.
"Si ALL THE THINGS"
-Sofyan 2017
Dikembe Ousmane Honda Odyssey Si...
Not bad for 130hp. Let off the gas before you clutch man.
Jermaine he is letting off the gas. That's just Honda's famous rev hang. It's one of the things that I hate the most about Hondas
That's not rev hang. Look at the tach 15:00. He needs to let go of the gas. Also, just FYI, rev hang does not raise the revs. That's why it's called "hang."
Rev hang = only on subaru
@@iamthelaw69 at that time, if u look under the steering wheel u can see him lift his foot off the throttle
@@johnmartinez7975 I had some nasty rev hang on my kia forte too!
2nd gen Fit Sport 5MT was my first new car purchase too. Awesome city car to park, pack to the ceiling with Ikea shit, downshift and fling around the corners - while being uber reliable and efficient. I kinda miss that dorky little Tardis on wheels....
Do cars still come with CD players? I’ve owned my 2016 vehicle and I have yet to use it.
I've had the 2018 sport manual for a month and I can say that it's awesome! I love it! 2 things that really bother me is the useless 6th gear and the lack of silver trim on the passiger vent. They took it off for the 2018 model.
Why or how the 6 gear is useless? I'm trying to understand what you mean hete
@@edgaryzen4925 I think GRP is trying to say it's rarely used. For a car like that, gears shouldn't go beyond 5. More gears mean more shifting, this is not a trailer where you're in 8th at 50km/hr.
@@edgaryzen4925 in the 3rd gen gk5, the 6th gear is very similar ratio to the 5th gear. Many gk5 drivers either skip 5th gear or ignore 6th gear as a result. Additionally, the 5 speed 2nd gen ge8's 5th gear is the same as the gk5's 6th gear further compounding the strange nature of the 5th and 6th gears in the gk5.
@@xxslayer255xx ah got it. So weird for what Honda did to the MT. But I'm curious, do you think that still a deal breaker for prospective buyer wanting max MPG during long commuter?
@@edgaryzen4925 I have a second gen ge8 automatic fit sport and can only really speak on it behaves. I find cruising at 75mph (120kph) to yield very acceptable gas mileage. Approximately 40mpg (17km/L) according to the on board computer. At 85mph (137kph) the fuel economy drops below 30mpg (13km/L) as the 5th gear in my fit is not tall enough to sustain that speed at a low rpm. Keeping in mind that I have an auto 2nd gen ge8, my 5th gear is slightly taller than a manual ge8 and a manual 3rd gen gk5. The gk5 also has many generational improvements over the ge8 that yield better fuel economy. Overall I would recommend a fit and I really enjoy mine. In fact I'm looking at getting a manual ge8 or gk5 as I love how it handles and can forgive the underwhelming amount of power the engine provides.
Edit: I forgot to mention that most of my driving is done in the city with stop and go traffic at 40-50mph (65-50kph). On average I get 32mpg (14km/L).
I still love my 1st (US) generation 2008 Fit. Although its embarrassing to my wife and kids, the practicality and fun to drive ratio is just great. I much prefer the 2nd generation styling though.
My wife drives a 2016 Fit and I really don't mind driving it because it's actually pretty fun to drive. It's not fast, but it's so easy to move around in.
It reminds me so much of 90s Honda’s but with everything new haha, awesome car
I have 2 fits 2016 and 2017 I avg 41 to 43 mpg great cars
I still have my 2008 Fit and enjoy it almost every day, despite how dorky I look driving it. I always liked the 2nd gen as well and still do, but this 2018 refresh does look good. They are just trying to make it too "fancy" now. I like the simple, efficient, practical and fun to drive angle that they kept on the Sport. MUCH prefer this over the damn compact "cute utes" with a CVT. I'm looking at you HRV. You're just a dumbed down Fit with a lift kit.
Curious...what/why only the map pocket on the passenger side? Seems odd/cheap just to be cheap?
What kind of cameras are you using to film while driving in the car ?
Anyone remember when he would review his own fit with custom leather seats?
angel cornejo Yeah I sure do. I also remember his ILX too.
Seems like a pretty sweet car for what it is. And cargo space is impressive!! Awesome video. Will you be getting an elantra gt sport with a manual soon? I would absolutely love to hear your opinion on it.
Our Elantra GT review will go live soon, next couple weeks :)
Redline Reviews awesome, I'm really looking forward to it! Thanks for the reply!
Cargo space is impossibly yuge.
Great Review. I agree about the Si. The already have the HFP package. They just need more power. Even just the 180HP Civic Hatchback Sport Turbo engine would be great. But the Fit Sport as is, if pretty nice, and decently fast, fir what is is and has, and all the utility use in such a small and affordable package.
Does the Fit Sport have a shift light to help beginners learning to drive stick?
Finally you review this fit! Lol
Fit si: LSD. 1.5 turbo. Adaptive dampers.
lmao my build once payed off lmao the L series engine is the modern d series from what I've read up
Fadic 4 built a fit sport with hip and a few options, it’s ~22k. Not bad, but assuming an si would be more, it’s a tough sell since you can get a civic SI for right around 25. Elantra sport exists too.
mfmf100 but why? You could get so much more power for that money?
I drove my brothers Honda S2000 and loved the 6 speed manual ..it had absolutely no body roll when it went around the corners..it was fast and fun....btw I love your idea of a Honda Fit Si that would be awesome!
Hi! Can it fit a snowbard bag of 160cm in the back with floded seats? Thanks
Why does america always get a low spec halogen headlamps and taillights? Other countries get the cool looking hid projector headlamps and led taillights for Honda fit also with DRL lights.
Quique D. Yeah you have a point. But the honda fit with hid lamps look so much better for some reason.
I picked up a 2017 Spark with MT earlier this year, and it's a hoot. I wanted it for urban parking but it's a lot of fun to drive, stable at high freeway speeds, and more resistant to wind - much more resistant - than several other subcompacts I've owned before. Curious, I looked up the specs for the 1983 VW GTi I bought in 1983 - and the footprints are very similar. Just a heavier car in 2017 due to much appreciated crumple zone protection, air bags (10) etc. I lust after the Magic Seats in the Fit, but other than that, the Spark is as much fun to drive as the 2008 Honda Fit MT I owned a few years ago.
Of course...no one buys these things anymore, my generation lusted after Triumph TR7's this generation lusts after compact SUV's.
Michael Webber how much you pay out the door ?
Sofyan, did you ever drive the Honda CR-Z 6MT? I'd be curious to see how it compares to this Fit.
I wish your videos are 60 fps throughout. Do your cameras support it?
If Honda makes a Fit Si with the 1.5 turbo from the Civic Sport (180 HP) it might be the first car I would buy new. 200 HP would just be too much
"Si all the things". CRV Si, Odyssey Si, Pilot Si, Ridgeline Si. Be careful what you wish for.
TheNacropolice Ford is doing it with their ST lineup.
I would rock an Odyssey SI
HMA races a near stock Odyssey and its not slow as you think it is...
Can you review the Fit with the Honda Factory Performance Package which adds a lowered suspension and other tweaks? :)
Can you add the styling of the sport to the ex manual?
Even thou its a Fit, I still feel bad how badly this thing got hammered during its engine break in.
Watching the speedometer, it doesn't look that slow. Not fast, but it looks to hold it's own.
It can get through 1 2 and 3 pretty well, definitely slows down in 4.
I need to go back to Nevada and see if I can hit a buck 20 with all my mods now.
If you pump the gas in a CVT, it's faster to 60 than the manual.
LoL. The smile or hearing you laugh, I knew you were having a blast
Does this one have the Honda factory performance package?
Nice! Hey Sofyan i am thinking about getting this or a corolla which do you prefer by the way the corolla xse lmk your thoughts? Thanks
The current Corolla is really one of our least favorite compact cars on the market. We'd happily take a Civic over it any day but we do realize Toyota is offering some crazy deals on the Corolla at the moment. You could probably pick one up for the same price if not less than this Fit. Honestly, we'd rather get a 2018 Elantra Sport over the current generation Corolla any day. If you are on a budget though, we'd probably get the Fit EX between the two you had mentioned.
Thanks I'll look into that Your Reviews are the best
I would buy fit or civic instead of corolla.
If you're looking for a more fun daily driver, go with the Fit or Civic. The Corolla just doesn't have any character. And no matter what, get a manual, it's the best way to have fun with a smaller engine in these Asian cars.
GBrophy Gaming I find the Corolla to be tight for me. I'm 250lbs and own a 2010 honda fit which I find roomy for a small car
I had to chuckle when you mentioned that your expectations were low for this class, and only driver's window is automatic, and there's only one map pocket. That's exactly the same level of equipment I have on my 16 turbo Forester. :)
Damn. Is it the base model?
Mid trim, Subarus aren't known for their good interiors lol. But given the choice I'm happy that my money is going toward the drivetrain over interior.
Agreed. And all the things he mentions can be said of many 25 grand cars. I see this with a lot of reviews.
Dude, I'm looking at this to take over as a daily from a 03 Baja and I don't know if I can do it. That AWD though.
could you describe the driving compared to old suzuki swift sport 136?
was looking forward to this review.
@3:59. Can someone explain that awkward looking item that he's holding in his hand. what is that? And what's it's purpose? I've never seen one in my life
I got the same trim but yellow lol. It rips for a little boi lol.
But yeah, i would seriously be a happy man if we got an si fit,
which car is a reliable, low maintenance and good gas mileage car (mainly to save $), would you get a used Honda or finance a new one? I feel like new cars have too much computer stuff and it may cause problems...
I️ have a 2015 civic si and I️ drive A TON for work. As much as I️ love my car, I’m seriously considering trading I️t in and getting the fit Sport. My Si has 66k miles on I️t and I want to get rid of I️t before I stack the miles on I️t... With the fit, I’d plan on paying I️t off quick and wouldn’t care so much about stacking miles on I️t. What’ll y’all think? Will I️ regret I️t?
I wish the US Fit looks like the ones from other countries such as the Philippines 🇵🇭!
why not put the 1.5L Turbo for the Honda Fit Sport? Man Honda, sometimes i just don't get you.
If that’s the case should put the 2.0l that’s in the Honda Civic it pretty much gets same mpg as the 1.5 in the fit
Agreed! Sometimes a bigger engine can mean improved fuel economy and longer life because it has to work less harder.
Because then you won't spend more money for the Civic.
If that thing had 200 hp it would be pretty fast.
It doesn't even need that. The car is featherweight, it could be very quick by just a 1.8 or 2.3L naturally aspirated 150-160Hp something. It keeps the reliability record without the turbo, while speed up a bit better.
This picture makes the car actually look longer that what it is! Amazing what photography can do at certain angles!
Cindi Green it is longer than it looks
I find the Fit to be a very reliable car. I had an '07 that only had 1 major problem in eleven years of ownership. Of course, I bought a '18 and hope to have the same. A very good model, IMO.
Lol that exhaust clip
Put a K20 in the Fit and I'm sold
Wouldn't mind having IRS either
car is light enough to not need IRS imo
also probably for packaging reaons... the FK2 Type R never had IRS and it was decently fast
K swap fit would be the dream
Was the Fit Sport HFP our yet?? But anyway the HFP package is nice but I wish they would have made engine and spring upgrades and so on so it actually has better ‘performance’
mannn, this is so old school honda. the interior. makes me want to get this.
I put down the front seat. And I can fit in 8 feet lumber and long item. Seriously if you can not fit your stuff into this car, your average size crossover and SUV won't do the job either. You have to go to midsize SUV or larger car to really feel the space gain.
No kidding! Folding everything flat but the driver seat makes these things cavernous. It has limits, but 100% agree that nothing anywhere near the segment it's in.
too bad, in my country, we only got 5 speed manual with 120hp sohc engine. But still, it's a fastest car in it class.
Oh yeah, for the compensation. in indonesia we got led headlight with day running light for our fit(jazz in here) lol
you don't get the 1.0 ecoboost fiesta ?
Loli Dragon with our traffic north of 1.5 ltr realistically be a waste. Add others crazy road attitude, quite a death instruments.
just a bagel yep, but ford already pulled out for indonesian market because poor sales. Everyone in here only care about toyota and honda
we did get the ecoboost fiesta,but ford indonesia went out of business, the fastest subcompact you can get is the VW Polo 1.2 TSI
just a bagel nobody buys non-japanese car here.
Never thought I would like a Honda fit this much now I want one lol
@Redline Review what if we did an engine swap with a hayabusa?
my gas is still over $3 :-(
36 is terable for an 6 speed . My old 2009 fit is an auto 4 speed and I get 37 mpg . They should made the 6 gear for better gas milage .
This! The 5 speed in my'08 Fit has you at nearly 4k to do 80, so to hear that the 6th gear didn't add any more cruising height is a total downer. This thing didn't need more steps up to nearly the same top gear!
Your fit has a 5 speed auto, not 4 speed
is it true the CVT of honda is not good?and aircon?
Are these bad going up canyons in automatic?
You sold me on this car. I'm getting one.
Never buy a car solely based on reviews, this car has horribly uncomfortable front seats
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I know. Sofyan mentioned that.
I've been watching his reviews for long time and this is the first time where I'm impressed enough with the car to purchase one.
This "Fit Sport" has everything I want and nothing I don't need. This car is almost a "throwback" to how cars used to be made. Simple and with no fancy BS that increase the price. Maybe that's why I like it.
I own a 2016 Honda Fit, I’ve driven quite a few cars and can say I love my Fit to death. It really is a wonderful deal with a huge amount of fun to offer for such a small package!
You should look into the Yaris IA
I have the 2015 EX 6speed manual. Do Not get this car. The seats are super uncomfortable. Unbearable. Worst purchase ever.
Looks like a small mini van
Ulti737fs 😂😂😂
Peter Thao I was thought it looks kind a mini MPV 😅👌
Well, it is
It is...
How would this compare to a 2005 civic LX Sedan?
Sofyan, I'm still not sure after watching the video. Is this a subcompact car and are your expectations low?
81 miles, starts it up and revs it within 5 seconds. Ok
edgar flores rev limiter kept it under 3k, it's fine. Plus the cats are probably right in front of the engine so the issue of cold starts of the past are eliminated.
Who cares man.
Press cars get scrapped anyways so who cares?
Yeah, I hate it when car reviewers do that. Nobody would do this to their own car. What does it accomplish?
John Smith it actually went up to 5k
1:11 It was a 20..fol Fit Sport. 😂
Taylor Reynolds 😂😂😂ikr
Will this be available for australia?
Well you talk about sporty, what about the iA?