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This review was written when the 2008 Honda Fit was new. The Fit's configurable cabin, numerous standard amenities and peppy performance secure its place as one of the top affordable small cars and hatchbacks. With the escalating gas prices, it's also an Auto review: Get jazzed over 2015 Honda Fit EX There's something special about the 2015 Honda Fit EX, and it's causing drivers to get all jazzed up about the third generation. Check out this story on IndyStar.com: indy.st/1vxLCPw It is for this very reason why I am filled with sadness that a recent 2015 Honda Fit review found it to lack the fun factor because its handling is not the same any more. For those of you who have never driven one of these cars before, then you will find Honda's Fit has been a subcompact hatchback class benchmark since its introduction for model year 2007, and the competition will have an even harder time keeping up as the all-new third generation debuts for 2015. If the new styling is the most apparent What would I change? If I was being picky, I’d ask for a quieter ride, but it’s not a deal-breaker The highly competitive subcompact segment is one of the most interesting segments in the entire car industry. These days, the common theme among Both Consumer Guide and Edmunds have published new reviews of the Honda Fit, which went on sale this weekend. The Consumer Guide report found the tested Sport's version to be comfortable for the vehicle's class. Steering was surprisingly agile, though .

The 2015 Honda Fit had big shoes to fill, but fill them it does. It's not the quietest, quickest or most refined car in its class, but it plays a respectable hand in most areas — all while combining impressive fuel and space efficiency. Honda skipped the Regular Car Reviews needed a new car after their trusty old Toyota Echo was cruelly destroyed by fate. Thanks to you, they could buy a Honda Fit for $5,000 and a few gallons of silicone for significantly less. All is well. The funny thing about the US As with the old Fit, Honda does not offer a stripped-down model; the basic LX, priced at $16,315 (including $790 destination charge), comes with power windows, locks and mirrors, air conditioning, a rear-view camera, Bluetooth, a USB-compatible stereo, and 2015 Honda Fit pricing will only slightly increase from the 2013 model, which means that it will still be among the most affordable vehicles in its class. What we have learned is the 2015 Fit’s EPA-estimated fuel ratings, which range from 29 mpg city/37 .