2012 Honda Fit consumer reviews

I love the car. Bought it new. 104K miles. Super reliable. Only downside is a/c can be troublesome and mileage is subpar for being so small. I only get 23/23 mpg in normal commuting. Very fun to drive. Tons of space. Very nimble.

I bought the 2012 Fit brand new. Got rid of it at 33K miles for a larger car for the family. It was very reliable. It was made in Japan. They don't make cars like this anymore. I think many new Hondas are built in multiple regions, like Mexico and Japan. BTW, it wasn't the most comfortable car since it was tiny. And since the tires were thin and low, I definitely had to replace them several times during the years because I would hit potholes and bubbles would develop.

Excellent, just what I was looking for to move from point A to point B, from work to Home and vice versa and though looks small has plenty space inside.

Love my car. Can load 8’ lengths of lumber, water heater, bags of concrete, and big chubby drivers. It’s super agile and the cockpit is like the Millennium Falcon. Thing rules!!!BOOM!!!

I just drove this Honda fit home from the Dealer and everything was great. I think this car will be great. Enjoyed driving so far.

I love the Honda fit it's quick and runs fantastic runs smooth for a used car Honda stands up to its name for reliability I would love to buy another Honda fit

great car runs great easy to service gets great gas mileage.This car handles like a go cart and is roomy inside the interior is plush. I also think it will last wwell into the 300,000S as far as mileage.

I have a 1300cc. In plains very zippy but high altitudes you run out of power. I shall prefer a 1800cc vehicle.l modified the ground clearance by changing springs. It was too low.

I love this car. It's great for commuting , parking , shopping. Huge amounts of space. It's been reliable too. I can't think any other car that can compete with it's value and versatility.

From English Mastiffs, St. Bernards and Burnese Mountain Dogs to double-mattresses, everything fits in the Fit. As a hatchback with 60/40 flat fold down seats, the Fit is more roomy that you can imagine. The price point (sub $20,000) and the gas mileage (32-38 MPG) the Honda Fit is very economical to own. But there's more, it is also a kick to drive, being very zippy around town, easy to park and holds its own cruising down the interstate. Looking forward to my next one!