HONDA MODELS: 2009 Honda Fit

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When Honda introduced the first generation Fit to the North American market in mid-2006, its timing couldn't have been better. The entry level hatchback appeared just as fuel prices in the U.S. were heading skyward. Ever since then, the Fit has been Honda made a name for itself by building small, frugal and reliable hatchbacks. Yet, as the company grew, so did its cars. Larger models, with trunks, soon came to symbolize the Honda brand, leaving many to predict the death of the Honda hatchback. The redesigned 2009 honda fit gently tweaks the lines of the last generation model. The standard wheel size is now up to 15 inches while the 2009 sport model pictured in our photo gallery comparing the two models gets 16-inchers. The big news on this small hatchback is that it's getting bigger for 2009. For only two years, the first-generation Fit has been the darling of both the automotive press and consumers. But with the second generation already in production for the Japanese Honda is displaying more than 16 project, concept and accessorized production vehicles at the 2008 SEMA Auto Show in Las Vegas; however 3 models will be in the spotlight including the 2009 Fit equipped with MUGEN accessories, the Civic Honda Factory We’ve been looking forward to driving the new Honda Fit since we first saw it at the New York Auto Show last March. We liked the old one, and this one addresses some of the complaints we had before, such as the driving position. (It now has a tilt-and .

After nearly a full year in our fleet, can we start drawing conclusions on our Four Seasons Honda Fit Sport? Yes -- and senior Web editor Phil Floraday can narrow it down to a few highlights. "Some cars age very well, and generate thousands upon thousands Ahead of its official reveal at the Tokyo Motor Show, Honda has released official images of the Jazz successor – the new Honda Fit. Building on the previous generation’s reputation for quality, efficiency and sporting nature, the new Honda Fit is set DAMASCUS, Md. (MarketWatch) -- One of my favorite gas sippers got a complete makeover for 2009 and when the baking was done the Fit was fitter than ever. You may be thinking, "wait a minute, the Fit barely came to these shores, why a redesign?" That's an Montreal — One might think Honda is bringing out the right car at the right time with next week’s debut of its second-generation Fit. In fact, the Japanese automaker is just continuing along the same successful path it has been treading since it .