Honda Fit Usados en Venta en Chicago, IL

The thing that I like about my car is that its the perfect car for a small family or a young adult just entering the real world. Its a compact car, but it has a lot of luxury to it. For one, the interior looks very streamlined and fancy especially at night. It also has a large amount of window so it makes the car feel more spacious than it is. The Honda fit that I purchased is the Manual version and I feel like with this type of car its perfect because it allows you to feel confident on the road with faster vehicles. I have heard many say that the Automatic is a choir to drive up hills. The car drives like a dream and shifts with ease. Of course this is my second car and I've only had experience driving stick with two other cars, but the fact that I don't stall should be proof enough of its easy shifting. One issue I have with its performance however is the amount of torque it uses. I usually end up driving in the 5th gear on streets because if I shift down to 4th I'm revving the engine at 3 rpm's! Because of this the car is VERY loud when driven on the highway since you have no choice but to go past 3 rpm's if you want to keep up with traffic. All in all however my Honda fit still gets decent gas mileage. Another quirky thing about the fit is its spacious cabin. The hatchback trunk alone can fit a large shopping cart worth of groceries, but when you pull down the sits you have enough room to fit a Steinway piano! In fact I have spent a few nights laid out in the back of my car and I was able to sleep extremely comfortably. Overall my experience with my Honda has been great, its got a nice compact size with a luxury feel, and it has enough space to store the most unconventional things.

I purchased my 2013 Honda Fit in February of 2014. Overall, I absolutely love it. The gas mileage is decent in town, but on long drives it averages close to 40 MPG which I find to be pretty good for a non-hybrid/EV car. As is Honda's reputation, the car is well-made and feels reliable. The car's first big trip was from Pennsylvania to Illinois, over 800 miles. I encountered some rough roads in Indianapolis since it was within days of a significant winter storm, but the Fit handled slush and ice well. I'm still adjusting to the small size of the car when it comes to highway driving; it's quite small so it feels a bit intimidating when surrounded by tractor trailers. I also get a bit anxious because I've heard the safety reviews of the Fit are not the greatest.

This car truly is one of the best cars I have ever owned. I bought it brand new in 2007. Over the past 14 years I have put 350,000 miles on the car. The motor has not once had any issue. The only garage service it has required is general maintenance like oil changes and tires/rotations. Yes, the car is basic, however it is reliable and easy to put anywhere. It handles well in the snow, and gets excellent gas mileage. There are a few drawbacks, however. For starters, the air conditioner died about 9 years ago. The locks in the doors no longer work, so I can't lock up my car, and the trunk only opens from the inside. One design flaw that I have found and I dread working on is when a headlight needs changed. One must reach the headlight from behind the wheel well... and one must do it blindly. All in all, I believe this is the best car I have ever owned.