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07-26-2011, 05:56 AM
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Rating: 5 out of 5
I certainly have a soft spot for the Honda fit because it just looks so nerdy. I consider this car to be a kindred spirit. The Honda Fit, however, certainly is a top performer and ranks up there as one of my favorite rides. This car is just so supremely versatile. There really isn't anything, in reason, that this peppy little auto can't accomplish.
While the Honda Fit seems acclimated for the city, it is equally capable of standing shoulder to shoulder alongside bigger suburban vehicles. It may come in a small package but there is generous space for all five passengers plus cargo room for a day's worth of shopping. Young families will certainly find this attractive because not only does the Fit feature unusual speed and pep for a vehicle this size but also has plenty of room should additional family members be in the making.
Furthermore, while this is made by a Japanese manufacturer, the Honda Fit is incredibly affordable. People of all ages can appreciate saving a few bucks here and there. Fuel efficiency was phenomenal as I was able to motor around for awhile without putting a dent in the fuel reserve. I found that driving this thing was a treat. It was incredibly responsive and took me exactly where I wanted to go. The handling really pays off in the cramped streets of Chicago and fitting into small parking spaces was a breeze.
Even though the exterior is a bit maligned by other critics, I enjoy its geeky styling. For such a fun and enjoyable car I found the exterior to be endearing. This class of car is really making strides to be one of the most sensible buys on the market today and the Honda Fit is leadig the charge.
Review by professional reviewer, Dec. 26, 2010
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