the Honda FIT was introduced in other world markets

The Honda Fit is the newest sports compact car of Honda. Designed after Honda Jazz, this beauty holds power and space despite its small structure. Although the Honda FIT was introduced in other world markets, including its home Japan, as early as 2001, the model wasn’t brought to the U.S. until 2006, as a 2007 model. Featuring a 109-horsepower, 1.5-liter VTEC four-cylinder engine, a five-speed manual or five-speed automatic transmission, and front-wheel drive, along with steering and suspension that felt slightly more on the sporty side compared to rival models, the Honda FIT performed very well. Cargo space was also astonishingly good, thanks to a so-called Magic Seat, which allowed the back seat to fold into several different positions, including to a very low, flat cargo floor or to allow exceptionally high cargo like a mountain bike or potted plant.

The Honda FIT is one amazing car. With the comfort and quality you’d expect from a Honda, combined with peppy performance and unmatched versatility for a car of its size, it’s easy to see why the Honda FIT stands out.

When you’re a Honda FIT driver, every trip becomes a fun adventure. And thanks to the many design innovations and safety features, you’ll always have the perfect car for every situation.