i was walking around the city and saw my friend's father. He offered me a ride home and i entered in his Honda Fit. Honestly, i never saw a roomier car. I tried to touch the roof from the inside and it was kinda hard. I stretched my legs and couldnt touchthe end of the leg room. Im kinda short (standing at 5'6), but the driver (wich was over 6 foot i think) drove it very confortably. He had lots of room. Honestly, its a very confortable car

@markroden

Жыл бұрын

I’ve heard they’re very spacious for a hatchback as well

@carlm8821

Жыл бұрын

Your experience sounds very much like my own, back in the mid 80’s my tutor dropped me off at home in a Honda Civic Wagon(Wagovan) or tall wagon, and just like your experience I couldn’t believe the interior room and space for a car with such small exterior dimensions! Amazing head and leg room and very comfortable. Honda seems to have this mastered over all other small car makers for sure. When my Civic finally goes my next Honda will most likely be a Fit as well!

@subvet3668

10 ай бұрын

Fun fact, the fit rear leg room is about the same size as my 2012 Honda CRV. It’s crazy what a versatile package the Fit is.

@randyolan1273

9 ай бұрын

Our fit is a 2010. Great car super reliable and handles like a go kart. Way to go Honda.

@taylorbee4010

9 ай бұрын

It’s a tiny mini van

Bought a 2015 manual Fit in late 2014. $17,100 cash. Best car I ever bought, love it. Holds up to five people, or lots of stuff with the seats down. Fun to drive. Never selling it. Too bad people in America think bigger is better and they stopped production.

@basketcase1235

9 ай бұрын

​​@@ck6553if all you search for are videos of that, then yes, you will see dozens of it.

@potatochobit

7 ай бұрын

yeah and you could have got a kia soul with MORE ROOM and MORE POWER and MORE WARRANTY. honda fit is a decent grocery getter but it does nothing better than any other car, that is what you need to understand.

@UnknownPascal-sc2nk

7 ай бұрын

​@@ck6553I think you could find similar videos of big SUVs barely hitting the corner of a smaller car and doing the same.

@milesraymond2360

2 ай бұрын

@@potatochobit HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA thanks for the comic relief!

@stenooo2439

2 ай бұрын

@@potatochobitKia’s like to catch on fire tho. At least the ones they sell in Korea do.

I have two of them, one 2009 2nd gen and one 2019 3rd gen. They’re by far the best cars I’ve ever had, considering the whole package. Roomier than other hatchbacks, conveniently urban than sedans, great mileage, almost maintenance-free if you change oil and filters regularly. And they’re stable as it’s on rails when you drive on curvy roads. These cars run forever and are a smarter choice than those SUV’s with all its high costs in fuel, tires, maintenance etc. It’s a shame that Honda has discontinued such a great car 😢

@jmuce94

5 ай бұрын

Which gen did you like better?

I purchased a used 2017 Honda Fit LX six months ago. I wanted a 'daily driver' to have something more economical to drive than my gas sucking 2008 Chevy Avalanche truck. So far I'm very pleased with it no regrets about the purchase. Plenty of pep, excellent fuel economy, and plenty of interior room to hold whatever I want to carry. With the rear seats folded down I can carry two kayaks (with the rear hatch open). And it reminds me of the very first new car I ever bought: a 1973 Honda Civic. A very nice useful little car.

@jameshakola3603

Жыл бұрын

My wife's family had an early Civic hatchback when she was young, and she's told me that our Fit reminds her a lot of that car too.

@vincemolina5624

11 ай бұрын

You should buy Ex or Exl much better interior and camera side

@thomasmoje5926

11 ай бұрын

@@vincemolina5624 Mine's the base LX model..the only things lacking on the base model that matters to me is the larger wheels, and the addition of fog lamps on the higher trim level models. Other than that the LX model suits me just fine.

The most cleverly setup gear ratios I’ve seen …and I’m a mechanic for 20 years and get to drive em all…in the Fit they are perfectly setup for town and highway …best car ever for real ..I could talk for days on its good points

@michaelpalmer2143

7 күн бұрын

Would love a 6 speed in my 2010 to bring my economy closer to 40 from 33.9(33.3 summer AC). I use it to deliver auto parts.

Who cares about the power? It has great handling characteristics for the simple suspension, pretty soft with lots of movements which makes it easy to get a feel for whats happening and how the tyres load up so its super approachable for new drivers. You can safely let the rear axle help you turn in and you get predictable understeer, also the gearbox is great. Yeah i really like the older fits :)

@brolyassasin8354

Жыл бұрын

I love my 2010 fit sport on 238k miles and running perfectly ❤

@lltysonll

Жыл бұрын

I love driving the fit. Its light enough and I love driving slow car fast. It handles very well. Love them so much I have 2 auto and manual. Underrated

@Rizzguy2.0

Жыл бұрын

With power it will be more fun😂 mine hve 170hp with 230nm it perform like a monster for small hatch

@DGQ1Q2

7 ай бұрын

I have 1st generation, on motorway, simple do double clutching downshifting. I loVeEEeEEEe it. and it over take quickly indeed.

I love my Honda fit! I’m a courier and it’s been the best car for my job ❤

My first car! Red 2007 5sp Base, and I regret selling it. It was fun to drive, very economical, smoked diesel trucks at stoplights (lmao), and it always started even in -40 after sitting for months. We had a stock 2001 F-350 4x4 get stuck and a stock Toyota Hilux 4x4 struggle where a Honda Fit quickly and easily succeeded off-roading. Used to take it down the trails where mom’s Yukon Denali would get stuck, it was the funniest thing ever. It was like having a sports car, a 4x4 offroader, and a prius, all mixed into 1 😂💀

@markroden

Жыл бұрын

Yep bro you summed it up w the last sentence lol

Bought a new 2013 Fit Sport, put 210k on it. Just bought a 2020 Fit Sport with 28k on it. Love these cars. I still have the 2013, I’m debating saving it for a K20 swap in the future.

Proud Honda Fit owner here, they are awesome rides, highly recommended

I’ve got one 2015 EXL it’s a really great car on the highway it will get upwards of 42 mpg it handles decently I’ve done absolutely no mods and the car performs beautiful it’s truly a great value. Mark your show kicks aZZ

@markroden

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much bro and sounds like you got yourself an amazing lil car

I was lent a fit to drive home when my work van was at the mechanic. loved it so much I bought one! 2011 manual. Very fun car. Its not fast but the engine is lively and you feel glued to the road.

My first car was a 2009 Honda fit, honestly a part of me misses it, it was a fun little car

I really really miss my 2008 Fit Sport manual. My son just turned 16 and I’m trying to persuade him into looking for a good 2nd gen. In fact, I’d love one for myself. They are amazing in so many ways. The amount of stuff it could haul inside blew peoples mind.

I totally agree. I bought a Jazz Sport for the wife a couple of years ago and I love driving it myself. It doesn't have loads of power but it's fun to drive.

I got mine 2002 honda fit (jazz in europe) as a first car and ots amazing, i love amount of space and handling, it can go fast, its reliable, convenient etc. truly masterpiece of a car

I've got a 2017 Fit EX without the leather, and I love it! Consumption her first 20000 Km was 7.1 L/100 km which is up in the 40s in Imp. MPG. Plenty of power---double that of my former 87 Civic!---nice handling, and tracks as surely as the other Hondas too. 76 Civic & 80 Accord sedan. And all the SPACE. Gosh.

Thanks for the story. Just picked up a 2013 yesterday. Hoping it brings back all the vibes from the del Sol CRX and civics that I have owned in the past.

When approaching my 2013 Fit Sport in a parking lot it looks so small. I give the stylists and engineers lots of kudos for making this only an illusion. Driving position and interior space is perfect. The fit is perfect. Fun and pratical.

I really, really like my partner's 2007 Honda Fit! It's light; it's economical; it has "get up and go" even when hauling quite a lot. It's surviving our beagle puppy. We plan to tow it behind our future RV to use as our "daily".

Bought one brand new in 2010. Currently, it has about 70,000 miles on it. Lowered it on Swift springs, Bilstein shocks and full sway bars. It drives like a go-kart and is super fun on curves. Other than my EG I owned in the 90s it’s by far my most favorite car. I almost traded it in a few years ago, but I’m glad that didn’t work out.

Thanks for the informative video, I've had a Fit for over a decade, and so many things in here I didn't know. I have a 2011 (Gen 2), and I still absolutely love it. I'm very surprised to realize it's fading away, there are still so many of them here on the road in SoCal, I'd have guessed it was as popular as ever. I'm not a racer, but have never had any complaints about the pickup in this thing. And it really is kind of like an SUV! You can pack a HUGE load of cargo, but just not with 4 passengers. But for 3-4 pals on an overnight trip, or a couple on longer ride, it's beautiful. Alway loved the styling too. The overall shape reminds me of a sci-fi spacecraft... maybe not the coolest starfighter, but like a shuttle or cargo craft you'd see in a spaceport scene ;)

@siddhantrai1285

17 күн бұрын

Well just install an aggressive bumper lip, a sports exhaust, 17" Rims, sports replacement air filter, tinted windows! Voila! You hve the coolest " starfigher or shuttle"

Thanks for using my car (Taro Fit) for the GD3 segment! Not long after, the engine blew up due to hydrolock lol. However it's back with some more J's Racing goodies :)

I've had my 15 LX 6 speed for about a year now. It's a fantastic little car. Very solid in corners even with the stock suspension, gets mid 30s MPG even with me beating on it, has cargo space for days, and being a Honda, it has one for the best manual transmissions you could ask for and is stupid easy to work on.

Lol I just bought one yesterday! Love it so much.

V-Tec changes the valve timings to open the valves longer to make the engine perform better(and use more gas). It’s hard to explain how it activates more aggressive cams to change the valve timing but there are plenty of videos if you’re actually interested(donut’s vid is great)!

@alikiyani420

Жыл бұрын

Doesn't the engine in Honda fit have variable valve lift?

@Rizzguy2.0

Жыл бұрын

@@alikiyani420it has, but not the idsi

@SkylineFTW97

Жыл бұрын

Old school VTEC is variable valve lift, not really timing (although there is a bit of variance with the can profile, but most of it is the lift). It was with I-VTEC where it got true variable valve timing as well.

@marvin2678

9 ай бұрын

doesnt that pretty much every engine do ?

@austincouto4652

5 ай бұрын

It has I-vtec. However, it's single cam I-vtec so it's not nearly as aggressive as a dual cam variant. It's mostly for efficiency in the Fit. It also adjusts ignition timing as well. And the VTEC is actuated by oil pressure. Once a certain degree of pressure is detected the secondary (aggressive) cam position is locked in place.

In 2011 i went to indonesia and saw a bunch of them heavily modified and they looked sick

@markroden

Жыл бұрын

They love them out there it seems

@aqifabidin

Жыл бұрын

@@markroden malaysia too!

@kotarojujo2737

Жыл бұрын

Because Civic in here are quite expensive, so honda Jazz/Fit would make more sense for us to drives cheap modable econobox. But for now Honda Fit/Jazz is discontinued for SE Market and replaced by less desireable Honda City Hatchback. Also, since Honda City now it's also get more expensive, now we got even cheaper Honda Brio for cheap fun little hatchback. Its even more tossable than Fit although with much more smaller engine (1.2 litre). And because of this people start moving from Honda Fit/Jazz to Honda Brio for small honda hatchback.

3k will get you a rust bucket nowadays stop lying 😂😂

2018 Fit Sport in grey. I love this car! After I pay it off in a few months I’m going to upgrade the wheels.

I have a 2018 sport with the 6 speed transmission and I love it, I have some goodies from spoon on it and I honestly plan on keeping to forever

that mosquito fit commercial unlocked a whole ass memory lol

This was great... thanks 👍🏾🔰🏎️🔥

THIRD UPLOAD YOU ARE ON THE GRIND!!!!! MARRY ME PLEASE!!!!

@harrisrajpoot.4336

Жыл бұрын

What did they sayyyyyyyyy

@canaryellow.

Жыл бұрын

@@harrisrajpoot.4336 ay shut

@kajazo9103

Жыл бұрын

😦

@markroden

Жыл бұрын

Now wait just one minute (thank you tho bro)

“The Fit is Go.” That’s a blast from the past. 😄

Bought a white 2020 Honda Jazz hybrid EX trim last week. Looking forward to receiving it!

The Fit kind of morphed into the HR-V. I've got both an '10 Fit and '16 HR-V. These are the best cars I've had, never break, good mileage, both hold a lot of stuff. Even the HR-V can be fun to drive.

im keeping my 2017 Fit Ex.. i love it

I've had a Honda Jazz/fit second gen. EX manual, for 6 years now, great car! Get 47 mpg (UK) running round the doors, that's pretty good as lead free fuel is £1.50 per litre ($1.80) at my local filling (gas) station. I'm 6feet 5 inches.

Gas in Cali is outrageous and was daily driving a thirsty Tacoma. Too expensive for commuting to work. I happened to pick up a 17’ Fit Manual for a good price. Love love love this car! Was getting over 40mpg on the freeway. Now only use the truck on weekends. Theses Fits sell pretty quickly , especially the manuals. Wish the new gen4 Fits would come to the US, but honestly, I like the looks of the Gen2&3 better. Oh well, another great car loss for us.

Just got a 2013 with 6k miles so practically brand new and im in love with it 😁

getting a 2012 auto honda fit (jazz as its called in aus where im from) in a few weeks from my aunt ive gotten lots of driving time in it already and its fun to drive, it turns really good i always know where im going to be facing the turning is reliable super fun to drive on windy roads like the great ocean road. i also still see them all the time on the streets and second hand they still go for 15-20k which is crazy considering theyre over 10 years old and often have a lot of km on them, im super exited and you already know im going to be modding it pretending im smokey nagata

YEESS MOOREEE HONDA FIT CONTENTT!!!

I got a 2013 you can fit all kinds of stuff in that thing it's an amazing little car I'm glad I got it

The stock suspension on these are already good which is why muegen has been tuning them for years. They have a good basis for a good track car from the get go. My GE8 is by far way more fun in the corners than any other hatchback from the same time period. Why? Because of it’s stiff suspension. Handles bump like trash, but can go quick in corners and thats a tradeoff i’m personally all for

Love my fit. In college, I’d lay down the seats in the back and sleep. Also the small size was perfect to fit into tighter parking spaces. Great car to also take the dogs out for a drive. Now we call it my mini mini van.

I just got a 2015 EX 2 months ago due to health problems and not being able to get in and out of my Elantra easily. I have had 60 cars in my life, mostly sports cars from a NA 86 RX-7 to a 94 Viper, with several Corvettes in between. This car is a hoot to drive and I actually like the CVT. No harsh shifting in the corners that break the tires free and it is just always in the power band. It isn't fast and doesn't handle as well as my 1995 Corvette, but damn it is fun taking it to the limits and not being 100 MPH over the speed limit. Everyone who has sat in it is impressed by all the room and ease of entry and exit. I had proximity remotes back in my 94 and 95 vettes, but you still needed to use the key to crank it. Now my keys never leave my pockets . I could never go back to conventional keys after using a start/stop button proximity key.

i love my 2010 at the time so light and manual was awesome the 3rd gen was assembled in Mexico and i heard people who i spoke to, encounter same issue as Golf

The 1st and 2nd gen are by far my favorite

Love the 3rd gen but they're selling for 15 to 18k in Puerto Rico 🤦🏻‍♂️ ended up getting an SE corolla hatchback. Thing is honestly super sweet for a comfortable daily. Manual is super friendly also. Had a tc with a super heavy clutch, so thing is honestly a breeze compared. Love the vids, really been bringin' the heat lately 😂😎🍻

@markroden

Жыл бұрын

Yeah the 3rd Gen is still pricy

@SkylineFTW97

Жыл бұрын

Paid $14k for my 15, but I still love it. Makes me wish I got one in 2019 instead. I got a 13 Accord instead of a Fit (about the same price). The Accord was a good car, but not as fun.

Glad I bought the honda fit 2020 EX the last model before they discontinued it. I've moved between so many apartment's chasing my school and degrees across states.

I purchased my 2008 Honda Fit sport jazz back in September 2007. It still run like a new car. It was made in Japan. It is 16 years old, and I love this car 5 speed automatic transmission. It have power on the expressway.

Been Fit shopping in Canada in 2024. Base model gen 1 Fits start at 4-5000 cad (3000-4000 usd). And if you want a Sport (fogs and bodykit) you are looking at 7000-8500 (5800-7500usd) Pretty insane for an economy car to hold that type of value 15 years later.

I have 3rd gen facelifted 2019 6 speed all black, under 15k on the odometer! Love my car!

i have a 09 fit ge8 sport and love it in every way

Amazing video 🙏

Every time my Prelude breaks I think to myself "should have bought a Fit." Don't get me wrong love my 4th gen, but you just can't beat the Fit when it comes to reliable fun.

A hella underrated car you should do is the saturn sky redline I'm seeing those for Penny's on the dollar

Customized Honda Fit content is...SCARCE!! That's what we want.👀💯👍

I had a 2009 I put 190k one with no issues before I was in a wreck. A bit underpowered and seats were a bit tight but if you're average build this is a great car. I loaded this thing up all of the time no issues and once I lowered it and added a rear sway bar, it rode on rails. Kinda want to find another one .

I have a 2011 model with 200,000 km on it - the engine still runs very smoothly. Next year I'll need new headlights - mine are getting dim - and new brakes - I haven't had any problems at all so far. I have now taken rust precautions. With my driving style it consumes 5l/100km= 48 mpg (US). When I go on vacation, I sleep quite comfortably in the back of the car (I'm 170cm tall, but 72 years old) I'll keep it until I die or can't drive anymore.

being 6’6 and owning one of these, i have to say it is the most spacious and comfortable car ive owned, people always seem shocked when they see me get out.

yo. im hoping for the Fit revival. I have a GE8 and i love it so much. small but mighty.

2:50 i couldn't agree more, i drive a 4 door 1995 civic

I have 2008 honda fit bought used 8 yrs ago its the best car ivr ever owned.. ive had paid off a couple yrs bow theres some paint issues some cosmetic issue but mecahicalky its sound ive probably only put a lil over 1500 since i had it and thsts including a tire package ive done 2 times.. replaced the coils 2 outter tie rods 2 batterys

Honda fit might appear to be a small car due to it's smaller wheel but it is not for the exact reason. The wheels takes a large space in a car but in a Honda fit they are tucked in so well.

Finally!!!

@markroden

Жыл бұрын

Lol thank you

I have a 2015 EX with the 6 sp. manual. Great car!! No problems with it yet and it's getting close to 70,000 miles on it. Might take it in to get the intake valves cleaned because it is, after all, a direct injected engine. And those valves just build up carbon. It also has a touch of oil dilution but nothing like the CRVs and Civics from 2016 to 2020! I change it's oil more regularly than most people do at 3,000 to 4,000 miles. It has even gone on super long trips. The only failing on long trips is you have to stop for gas more often than most cars. You might only get 320 to 340 miles on a tank! They don't have a very big gas tank. My ex drove it 6,700 miles in one trip. From Lehi Utah to Miami Florida with a few days in Orlando. Then up to Greensboro N.C. and then back home to Lehi Utah!! Ran like a champ the whole way and she drove the entire trip by her lonesome, as I had to work.

appreciate this info.

Its only underrated in Western Market. Honda fit/jazz in Asia are everywhere

I'm gonna try to scoop up a 2nd gen soon for my first proper car as they aren't too expensive and should work perfectly for my needs.

@erikh1041

Жыл бұрын

You’ll enjoy it. I’ve owned one for 2 years, and it’s a really good car

@rojiii69420

Жыл бұрын

We have one we bought with 61k kms on it, now it has 115k and it has given us 0 problems

I love my 2016 fit ❤

VTEC has a secondary cam that activates at around 3500-4000rpm that lifts the valves higher thus letting more air and fuel in. From my understanding.

I am on my second Honda fit 2019 still a very good car, 2008 had 300,000miles on it

My fit was totaled recently at a stoplight. I miss it, but they're cheap and getting a new one is easy

@markroden

Жыл бұрын

Keep your head up man you’ll get another

@MyRcGoSlow

Жыл бұрын

Just bought a fit 2013 67k miles 8.2k kinda expensive lol

@acevedohiram

Жыл бұрын

@Faus_XV10 first and early second gens can be found for 4-6

@robertalicea5585

Жыл бұрын

@@MyRcGoSlow not bad I still see them for 12k-15k

@WilliamBoike

13 күн бұрын

Huh? A 2013 Fit Sport in my area is going for $12,000

2sec gen was by far the best of all of them

I have a 2020 Fit and it is a great car. It isnt fast but the suspension is pretty stiff, its great on gas, and you can comfortably fit 4 adults in it.

There will never be another car quite like the Honda Fit!

I ordered a new 2007 sport with manual trans when they first came to the states. I kept it until around 2012 and sold it. I remember my best mileage was 42.3 on a trip and my casual driving got me around 36 or 37 mpg. I rarely drove it hard except when I would occasionally get on a road with lots of curves. I sold it around 2012. If I could do over I would have kept it. If they were still available new today with a manual transmission I would probably get one. Gas prices and the economy had a lot to do with sales and Honda started shoving CVT's in them and adding a lot of options which is nice in a way but it drives up the purchase price too. The 2007 had a few nice things but was still basic compared to higher end vehicle's and that allowed people to afford them. If Honda kept it reasonably priced they could still sell a lot right now because not everyone can afford the prices most vehicle's sell for today.

I actually like the 2nd Gen Fit the best in the looks department. We had one for a few years, but I didn't much like it's manual. Granted, the other vehicle we had at the same time was my S2000 that I've had for years so I may be spoiled in the shifter department. I would be very keen to try out the 3rd generation's manual. I'm sad they stopped making them just from a "vehicles are getting so stupidly huge" standpoint let alone the fact it was an amazing economy car option, great college car, first car, you name it.

@Mark Roden, thanks for making this video praising the Honda Fit/Jazz, which I agree is deserving of praise. I test drove a 2007 Honda Fit Sport (manual) when it was new, and loved it. Would have purchased it if it wasn’t for the dealer markups in the US at that time. I have to correct/comment on your historical notes about the Fit. The Fit was not actually a direct competitor to the VW Golf, because the Golf was one size larger than the Fit. The Civic is Honda’s direct competition to the Golf (in a class called the c-class in Europe). The Fit actually competes with the VW Polo, in the b-class. Also, the VW Golf wasn’t “rising in popularity” in the US in the late 90’s - it had been in the market, doing pretty well, since the 1970’s. Nor was the Golf the only (or most popular) hatchback in the US market either. It was one of the first in the US market starting around 1976 (as the VW Rabbit), but soon there were many competing hatchbacks like the Honda Civic, Dodge Omni/Plymouth Horizon, Chevy Chevette, Mazda GLC, Toyota Tercel, Toyota Starlet, etc. Hatchbacks were a big segment in the US car market at that time, many more models beyond the VW Golf. The real reason Honda decided to bring the Fit to the US was because of the rise in gas prices in 2005/2006. Which motivated carmakers to bring their foreign market fuel efficient small cars to the US. Eg. Ford Fiesta, Mazda2, Chevy Spark, etc.

Honda Fit is an amazing little car and for me the best looking one is the 2015-19 model! As a Civic lover/owner, the Fit embodies what the first two generations of the Civic had and eventually lost over time and later generations. Not too wild about the current 2020- Fit (or Jazz as it’s called in the Japanese market), bigger and lost some of what made the first ones fun and cool, but at least it’s around for one last generation!

@skyjuice11

Жыл бұрын

Yes agree. The 3rd gen fit gk is my favourite

@kotarojujo2737

Жыл бұрын

It's also called Honda Fit for Japanese Market. Thats Other Asian countries whi got Jazz nameplate.

@carlm8821

Жыл бұрын

@@kotarojujo2737 How cool, didn't know that. Isn't there also a sedan version of the 3rd generation called the Breeze in Japan?

The 2ed Gen are the best! The 3rd Gen doesn’t have the dash cup holder… which was a seller for me… gonna miss that when my fit goes!

Nice. I’m thinking of getting one.

@markroden

Жыл бұрын

Good idea bro

@TDF2004

Жыл бұрын

Same, I'm deciding between this, the Mazda 2 sport, Suzuki Swift sport and the Toyota Celica as a first car.

My GD doesn't have the Vtec engine in it but man it is fun!

i might get one now

VTEC (described as Variable Valve Timing & Lift Electronic Control, but stands for Valve Timing Electronically Controlled) is a system developed by Honda to improve the volumetric efficiency of a four-stroke internal combustion engine, resulting in higher performance at high RPM, and lower fuel consumption at low RPM.

I just bought a 2008 Honda Fit as a daily driver. 5spd with about 175k miles on it. Cleaner than shit. $3k. I couldn't be happier. Lol. This thing is amazing.

I have a 2008 Honda Fit automatic. 36 mpg and lots of power. I was reluctant to buy it because it looked so small. After owning it and hauling so much in it, I will only be buying Fits or Prius! They run $5000-$6000 so are affordable.

@andresacosta5318

Жыл бұрын

idk how long youve had it for. but it took me a couple of months to learn that the back seats recline a little

@mylifethaidiy7045

Жыл бұрын

@@andresacosta5318 I did know that. How do you recline the seats on the 2007 and 2008 models?

Strangly in europe they call this model the honda jazz

@markroden

Жыл бұрын

Yes they do but on the inside it’s pretty much the exact same

@stanfordkoch1271

Жыл бұрын

@@markroden same car different name

Honda should've had a si version of the fit with a k20 from the factory

If it feels like driving a vw gti around curves I'll love it

Bought a 17 this afternoon

I owned a 2nd and 3rd gen. These were great cars. I caught a lot of flack for driving them but I didn't care. I am ready to ditch my 22 Accord sport for another gen 3.

I work with a guy who has a k24 swapped Fit as a daily driver. It’s a completely unassuming monster that he takes his kids to work in.

I just bought a RHD 2008 Fit in Japan. I liked my 2011 Golf TDI better (until VW got caught), but it's a great little city car. And I'm 6'4" with a 1st gen M2 stashed stateside...

A deep dive on Mugen would be great 👍🏾🔰🏎️🔥

Can you do a vid on the Mazda 2 sport?

I wish i can find one for under $3k. Decent ones are at least $8k, might as well get an 8th gen SI

Honda Jazz everywhere else right?

@markroden

Жыл бұрын

Not everywhere else, but some places yes

in southeast asian they swap engine with K Series or B Series so sick they are fast with small body. another option is Brio 1.2 used L12 engine they swab with L15A Fit engine