2016 Honda Fit consumer reviews

After just two months I decided to get rid of the Fit. Why? The seats were not comfortable, I did not like the CVT at all. The ride was harsh, and the radio controls are not user friendly. A very bland driving experience.

Not sure why I got this survey request for a 2016/2017 FIT because my FITs are 2008 and 2013 but they have been great and practical cars, good gas mileage, fit our family of 4, the extra cup holders in the 2013 model were a nice improvement over the 2008 model, having the fold down rear seats make shopping for large items easy. I will continue to purchase FIT's when I need a replacement car.

My favorite features: overall visibility except as noted below; height of seat; small size allowing it to "FIT" in narrow lanes, tight parking spaces, and so on. Ride is smooth. The way the back seat can fold to make room for storage behind the front seats was a decisive factor in making the purchase. I like the bright color (mine's blue) after all the grey ones. The one issue that needs improvement is highway visibility from right side mirror when needing to change lanes. Other Fit owners I've talked with agree on this one flaw.

I like it. Yep. Its got the correct number of wheels. The engine is clean as a whistle; the interior too.

I have had the 2007,2008 and the 2016 Honda Fit. I absolutely love it. It's amazing in fuel economy. It's stylish and decent on the road. I keep getting the car because of ho reliable it is!

The car has very loud road noise and tire pressure light melfuntion is a known issue to many Honda Fit. I had to reset the light many times while tire pressure were all normal. This is one of the main safety concern. I complained several times to the dealer where I bought this car but they never addressed the issue instead just reset the tire pressure light.

On paper this car was everything that I wanted and when I bought it, the car came with a lot of fancy features that I liked. Driving it is just okay, nothing very exciting and the seats were uncomfortable for me. Overall, the Honda Fit is a great car, but not exciting to drive.

I love it. Bought it because I wanted a smaller car than any other out there that had the "trunk" space available here. I am handicapped and need to have a walker available. Could not get it in the trunk of my 2003 Honda Civic hybrid (can't fold down rear seat). Thought this car would be serviceable, did not expect it to be so responsive and fun to drive. Only concern is difficulty getting myself in the car with my handicap, but the car and I are discovering new ways to overcome that, and I suspect we'll work it out in the next few weeks. There are myriad adjustments to the seat and steering wheel that should ultimately accommodate my problems. Car is 9 months since purchased new with 8000+ miles on the odometer. =

I love the color. The Fit is very easy to maintain. The keyless ignition is great. With the fuel efficiency I normally get about 40mpg. Ive never spent more than $22 to fill up and I live in California.

My first Honda Fit literally saved my sons life though she sacrificed her own. I bought her for her safety ratings and she paid me back beyond expectation. My second Honda Fit (because why would I ever buy another kind of car?) is not only safe and reliable, she is simply an amazing vehicle. I live in the mountains and, while Honda Fit's may look like small 2 wheel drive 'run around town' kind of cars, they have got me home in all kinds of weather and have taken me from one side of the country to the other on road trips. If you have kids learning to drive and think you may need divine intervention to save them from themselves one day, this is the car for you!