Honda Fit

This 2015 Honda Fit only has 56,000 miles on it and consistently won’t start. I’ve had the battery, fob battery, alternator, the after market Karr Security System and the starter tested and all are good. But still my car won’t start.

I bought a 2015 Honda Fit, with about 96,000k on it. I don't drive very much, but if I don't drive the car every 4 to 5 days, the battery is dead. I took it in to Honda to have it looked at & they said that there was nothing wrong. Sorry I ever bought it.

I really love my 2010 Honda Base Fit 5 door hatchback! It has a HUGE trunk, and definitely loads of leg room in the front and rear of the car. I love that it gets excellent mileage, is easy to drive and does not require a lot of maintenance. My previous car which was also a Honda hatchback from 1996 was also very reliable, and I have to say for owning it about 23 years, it was tough to let go. But this model is just as cute and roomier!

My car is very roomy to be a compact car. You get a whole dresser and kitchen table and chairs in it. The seats let down like an SUV for more room to move things or be more comfortable. The front passenger seat can turn into a recliner. And with a HDMI cord you can watch movies on the radio panel. It's very cost efficient on gas with an 8 gal had tank. It costs the same as a Baby SUV.

I purchased the Honda Fit as I was looking for an affordable car with high safety ratings, good gas mileage, and which retains its value in the resale market. The Honda Fit scored well in all 3 categories. It also has a backup camera and when the rear seats are lowered, the storage area can transport both my groceries and my recyclables with room for the dog carrier. Twenty dollars pays for 2 weeks gas. The savings are welcome on a restricted budget.

The Honda Fit is a Decent economy car. However it has several design flaws that can be somewhat frustrating. It has a lot of interior noises, and it’s not a smooth ride. Constant condensation build up on windows that can becomes dangerous when driving. I’m very seldom able to use only heat or air because of condensation, but must switch to defrost. This is a four season issue. The best thing about the Honda Fit is its dashboard computer and the main reason I choose the Fit.

My '09 Fit is the most reliable and trouble free car I've ever owned. It's not easy to perform routine maintenance but the car has its charms and outstanding gas mileage. Over 40 MPG on the highway is the average.

Was told by the sales person that it would be a month for a part. I called today which is the month and service dept had no knowledge of me waiting on a part. I guess it was just told to me to get me out of the dealership. I am having problems with the key fob where it is not recognizing the key. And I would rather just get my old vehicle (Kia Rio) back which did not give me problems. I feel as though I am just getting the run around. I could be sitting in my car for 10 mins or more because it will not start. I press the brake and push the button at the same time and nothing. I'm going in tomorrow. We shall see if that solves my issue.

I purchased a brand new 2015 white pearl Honda Fit from Sierra Honda in Monrovia CA in April 2015. On January 15th, 2019, I came outside to my car to find that a section of paint between the moonroof and windshield had literally lifted up from my car overnight. I contacted Sierra Honda immediately for assistance and never got a callback. The following day, I contacted American Honda and was advised over the phone that "paint defects were an issue in the past" and filed a claim. I waited for two weeks after two phone calls to hear back from Sierra Honda, whom did not follow up until I manually took the car in for inspection on January 31st. By this time, the paint defect had considerably worsened, and I researched online to find that this is a VERY common occurrence with Honda cars (including the 2000-2009 Civic/Accord paint defect recall cases, and now popping up with 2013-newer Honda vehicles, primarily with white paint).

We purchased a 2015 Honda Fit that had an Extended warranty through Honda Care in 2016 with about 15,000 miles on the vehicle. Shortly after purchase with less than 20,000 miles the sunroof malfunctioned requiring replacement of several parts (all well within the 3 year/36,000 mile bumper to bumper warranty). Honda did not repair the problem without cost to us. Now the car has 32,100 miles and the transmission went out. With the 5 year/60,000 mile warranty, the repair was performed without cost to us, this time. However, we learned that a re-conditioned transmission was used. Unfortunately upon receiving the car from repairs, the vehicle was not shifting correctly. Returning to the dealer, they claimed some electrical connection was not connected correctly.