2009 Honda Fit

At a Glance

Pricing	$14,550 - $18,760
Drive Types	FWD
Engines	I4 (117-bhp)
Transmissions	A5, M5
Fuel Economy	27-28 (city), 33-35 (highway)

Our Ratings

Velocity Index	34
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The new entry-level model for Honda

Overview Information

As the Civic has moved upmarket, Honda has slotted the Fit in its place as an entry-level model. A roomy subcompact with a frugal 1.5L engine, the Fit should prove popular with first time new car buyers and city dwellers. The tall 5-door hatchback body offers maximum cargo hauling capability. An optional 5-speed automatic is a rarity in this class.

What Changed:

The second generation Fit is longer and wider, but retains the same useful interior, light weight and high fuel efficiency.

Official Word:

The all-new 2009 Honda Fit, set to go on sale in the U.S. this fall, is making its U.S. debut at the New York International Auto Show, American Honda Motor Co., Inc., announced today. The Fit promises to further its leadership in the subcompact segment with top-of-class feature content, including an available Honda Satellite-Linked Navigation System(TM); improved interior functionality, including one-motion dive-down rear seats; enhanced sporty demeanor through improved suspension, steering and body rigidity; and high...Read.

Model/Trim	Eng.	Trans.		Velocity Index	Base Price
Fit	1.5l I4 (117-bhp)	M5	FWD	30	$14,550
Fit	1.5l I4 (117-bhp)	A5	FWD	28	$15,350
Fit Sport	1.5l I4 (117-bhp)	M5	FWD	34	$16,060
Fit Sport	1.5l I4 (117-bhp)	A5	FWD	32	$16,910
Fit Sport w/Navigation	1.5l I4 (117-bhp)	M5	FWD	34	$17,910
Fit Sport w/Navigation	1.5l I4 (117-bhp)	A5	FWD	32	$18,760

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