This car has seriously generous amount of space, very easy to use foldable seats, and the car takes an absolute beating and continues to keep functioning. Car is at almost 100,000 miles and has had absolutely no maintenance problems that were not either caused by me, or in an accident with someone else. It looks great both on the outside and inside, and the seats are comfortable and the dash is well designed. A/C is sufficient for the size of the car, and is able to keep it the appropriate temperature in both summer and winter. Seats are comfortable even for long distance travels, and the gas mileage is able to go a significant distance without refueling. Easy to switch gears, with option to use paddles to do so as well as an easy to use cruise control system. If you are someone with a lot of music equipment, the cars foldable seats are very useful, and allow for heavy equipment to be transported with minimal wear and tear on the car itself, and no significant jostling or falling over.

IÕd read so many positive reviews about the Fit that I practically tuned everything out during the test drive, thinking this is the Òmust haveÓ car for practicality, comfort and styling. I am impressed with the interior features, Bluetooth, terrific standard styling of extras in steering wheel, the wonderful visibility and cargo space is good. The design is very masculine, including some silver-framed vents which look downright cheesy. The armrests are awful. There are really none on the right side as itÕs much too low. The seat configuration is not wholly comfortable, especially the head rest, and lastly, the ride is rather bumpy. É Honda Fit, you are quite attractive but are not built for real comfort on the long haul.