Took my mom down to help her buy one. On the highway at a constant speed of 70 mph I can get roughly about 45 mpg at an almost constant rate! And hers is the EX which is rated at 32 city 38 highway. Love the cruise control coupled with great mileage. Perfect road trip car.
I really like mine! I wish it heated up quicker and defrosted the windows faster- especially in this polar vortex we're stuck in- but I have nothing but love for my Fit!
I am planning to buy used 2013 model honda fit. I just want to know the battery performance. The car runs approx 130,000 and the battery should be installed new or the old battery works fine. Please answer. Thanks
Good Review ! I like the car , better gas milage would be appreciated ,with the all season tires do you think milage could be better with low rolling resistance tires by a appreciable amount ?
Thanks! You might net a small mpg gain with the most effective LRR tires. Our guess is not a night and day difference; it's hard to estimate what that would quantify to, if even 1 whole mpg, or a little more or less. www.hybridcars.com/low-rolling-resistance-tire-primer-50256
The tires on the Fit EX with Navi tested were Bridgestone Turanza EL470 all-season. Size 185/55-R16 www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Bridgestone&tireModel=Turanza+EL470&partnum=855HR6EL470&affiliate=TX3
Took my mom down to help her buy one. On the highway at a constant speed of 70 mph I can get roughly about 45 mpg at an almost constant rate! And hers is the EX which is rated at 32 city 38 highway. Love the cruise control coupled with great mileage. Perfect road trip car.
Not the most viewed review of the new fit, but every review info is really direct/ straight forward. Good review.
I really like mine! I wish it heated up quicker and defrosted the windows faster- especially in this polar vortex we're stuck in- but I have nothing but love for my Fit!
I am planning to buy used 2013 model honda fit. I just want to know the battery performance. The car runs approx 130,000 and the battery should be installed new or the old battery works fine. Please answer. Thanks
Good Review ! I like the car , better gas milage would be appreciated ,with the all season tires do you think milage could be better with low rolling resistance tires by a appreciable amount ?
Thanks! You might net a small mpg gain with the most effective LRR tires. Our guess is not a night and day difference; it's hard to estimate what that would quantify to, if even 1 whole mpg, or a little more or less.
www.hybridcars.com/low-rolling-resistance-tire-primer-50256
I believe it already comes with low rolling resistance tires, so changing tire wouldn't make MPG better. It could make it worse.
The tires on the Fit EX with Navi tested were Bridgestone Turanza EL470 all-season. Size 185/55-R16
www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Bridgestone&tireModel=Turanza+EL470&partnum=855HR6EL470&affiliate=TX3
Driven it’s pretty quick for 1.5
OH MY GOD! you live like right near me!
I saw the sign for 52!!
Great car. Solid
I can honestly say from experience that the Fit is a bad car. And it's hard for me to say because Honda makes good cars, but this is a waste of money.