Our 2007 Honda Fit has held up fantastically over the years. It looks nice enough, though it's nothing striking or fancy. The thing that sticks out most to me is that we've had very few issues with it. Everything electrical has held up perfectly. The sound system is decent; nothing fantastic, but the speakers have good range and the sound has not become distorted over the years. It's the most reliable car we've ever owned, and is useful for a variety of situations. We haven't felt the need to replace it or get a second car.

I love my Honda Fit! It has great gas mileage. I've had it for ten years, and it hasn't ever had any mechanical problems. I like the size of the car because it is small, which makes it easier to find a parking spot on the street and easier to get into parking spots. Despite being small on the outside, it is also pretty spacious on the inside. The back seats fold all the way forward so they are completely flat which gives me so much space. I especially like that it does that because I am an artist, and it allows me enough room to transport large canvas paintings. It is also roomy enough to put a couple of bicycles in. The one thing I would change about my Honda Fit is that it doesn't have an auxiliary input, which makes it difficult to connect my own music from my phone. Usually the adapters that use the radio station to connect are full of static, so I just wish it had the auxiliary input so my music could be clear without having to find a separate device to play my music over the car speakers. I like that the key lock/unlock remote control has an option to use sound or to be silent. I also like that the back windshield has a windshield wiper, since not all cars have this. Apparently, there are windshield wipers designed specifically for the Honda Fit, but they are pretty expensive. I was disappointed at first when I realized this, but then I discovered I could just buy regular ones, and they seem to fit and work just fine.