2010 Honda Fit consumer reviews

I am 62 years old and have owned many vehicles. This is by far the best car I have ever owned. It has about 151,000 miles on it, and it still runs great. Zero mechanical problems so far.

We bought our 2010 new and sold it today. 13 years and 171000 miles of reliability and great driving. The strengths are the utility and gas mileage and reliability. The weaknesses are the small battery (New England winters!) the AC is weak on a 95 degree day, and the rear hatch latch is always rusting up. An extremely well engineering and constructed machine. We sold it to my sister and I am sure it will give her several more years of good service.

I did a lot of research before buying this car. It had good ratings and I have not been dissapiointed. I have been driving it for 12 yrs now and it has been a reliable and fun ride. I have moved lots of family and it has been a workhorse. You can fit everything in a fit.

I just love the car. It is my favorite of all I have owned. The mileage is great. It is comfortable, practical, and sporty. It also takes kvery little care.

This car met all my needs great on gas and very reliable smooth driving good sounding radio air works really good just great forvyouband the family

Just recently purchased this car but I have already fallen in love with it. The whole design of the car and the crazy amount of space in the back with the capability to put the backseat down is amazing. Great car so far!

I've owned this car for nine years and am selling it because I bought an electric car. I had bought the Fit because it was the most efficient gas powered car that wasn't a hybrid. I drive mostly on the highway and it didn't make sense to get a hybrid. This car handles great: very zippy, great response. It's a four cylinder so it didn't rocket down the highway, but I didn't need it to. Kind of noisy, and small, but for a small get it holds a lot. Rear seats fold down, and also UP, so I was able to move my three foot houseplant without destroying it. I will miss this little golf ball on wheels.

This car does what it says it does. Very reliable and fuel efficient. Not the sexiest car, but the decreased fuel cost and reliability make up for it.

My Fit Sport is one of the most useful vehicles in its price range. It's noisy on the highway, with mainly road/tire noise, and has a stiff suspension, but it gets around 40 mpg at a steady 70 mph with the automatic transmission. Around-town, mainly urban mileage is 26-30 mpg. The engine is responsive but is down on horsepower and torque. It's adequate around town, but merging onto a highway (especially on an upgrade), or passing on a two-lane road takes careful planning. Mechanically, it's been absolutely trouble free for 109,000 miles. Front pads and rotors were replaced preventatively at 90,000 miles, and it's on its second set of tires that have another 20,000 or more miles to go. It has no rattles or squeaks and feels almost as tight as when I bought it 9 years ago. It consumes no oil between changes (it gets new synthetic oil and filter every 5,000 miles). Other than tires and front brakes and one battery replacement, it's had no repairs. It has no leaks of any kind, engine or body. A special strength of this vehicle is its flexible rear seating system, which makes the space available for hauling much larger than it appears from the outside. It has more useful hauling space than several small to midsize SUVs. Overall, this has been an excellent vehicle since new. Its major flaws - lack of power and road noise - I knew about when I bought it, and these have been acceptable trade-offs for the new purchase price and bulletproof reliability. It continues to serve its purpose as a daily commuter vehicle with exceptional cargo capacity, without fail.

My hubby drives this car for his Seattle sales route. Great fuel economy, can part is tight spaces and can carry a lot of wine when he has to make a special delivery. Super reliable, never had a problem with it at all. He's still driving it.