Full test at Edmunds.com
The 2007 Honda Fit is a triumph of creativity, proof that good ideas don't have to be expensive. Within the Lilliputian dimensions of this five-door hatchback is a world of imagination that knows few limits. It seats four comfortably (five in a pinch), offers great fuel economy (above 33 mpg), and is as easy to live with as your best friend
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Honda has put so much fun in this Fit that it arrives like a breath of fresh air in an era of dwindling resources on a congested landscape of clogged roads and packed parking lots. How nice to see that the 2007 Honda Fit and some others (Nissan's Versa, Scion's xA and xB, and Toyota's Yaris) are cars built for the new millennium. While an SUV spills outside the dimensions of its parking space like a fat man in an airline seat, any space is an opportunity for a Fit. We guess you could say that, for many car buyers, this car will be a great fit.
The Autochannel Review of the standard model
Okay, the Fit’s practical, but how does it drive. I thought the ride quality was surprisingly decent for a car with a short wheelbase, light weight, and short overall length. No, Virginia, this isn’t a Rolls-Royce, or even an Accord, but when you consider the size of the Fit, you’ll be pleasantly surprised by the ride quality.
Autochannel Review of the Sport model
CONCLUSIONS: Honda scores big with its smallest car, the new Fit.
The Fuel Show Honda Fit Video review
CarTV Video Review
