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Auto Scores - Summary of Auto Reviews for 2010 Honda Fit
Handling:
7
Exterior Style:
5
Interior Style:
4
Price:
9
Mileage:
9
Safety Features:
8
Overall:
7
2010 Honda Fit Details
Base MSRP: $14,900 Fuel: 1.5l/91.4 MPG (city): 27 MPG (highway): 33 Base Invoice: $14,380 Body style: 4dr car Destination: $750 Transmission: 5-speed m/t Engine: Gas i4 Drive Type: Front Wheel Drive
2010 Honda Fit Overview
The 2010 Honda Fit comes in two models with three trim variations: Fit, Fit Sport, and Fit Sport with Navigation. The primary differences are in standard equipment and technology upgrades. The Fit Sport offers one-inch larger wheels, and the Fit Sport with Navi adds not only satellite navigation but also Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA). The basic Fit comes with a five-speed manual gearbox ($14,900) or a five-speed automatic ($15,700).
2010 Honda Fit Review Summary The 2010 Honda Fit, ranked 9th by ACG in the Affordable Small Cars class, is a funky looking car offering a fun ride for anyone in the market for an affordable, fuel efficient small car. Available in both a base and sport model, the Honda Fit has a long list of both standard and available features, including 10 cup holders, speed-sensitive volume control that adjusts to compensate for road and exterior noise, and a Satellite-linked navigation system with a 6.5 inch screen and voice recognition. The Fit’s base model is a four cylinder, 1.5L engine that generates 117 horsepower, making it a stable, yet peppy car for daily driving. However, critics and most reviewers note significant road and engine noise. Consumers looking for the gold-standard in fuel savings need look no further than the Fit. Boasting an incredible 35mpg/hwy and 28mpg/city, the Fit is one of the most fuel efficient cars in its class. The design is wholly unchanged from 2009, and the Fit’s interior remains cloth with an abundance of uncomfortable, hard plastics throughout. Tall drivers will have difficulty in the front seats, and reviewers agree that the oversized sun visors are unnecessary. The most notable feature of the Fit is the “Magic Seat,” which allows for an impressive 20.4 cubic feet of cargo space opening to 57.3 cubic feet when the rear seats are folded down. The “Magic Seat” allows for three methods of storage – tall, long, and utility – giving it an astonishing amount of flexibility and cargo space without sacrificing on rear passenger comfort. All things considered, the 2010 Honda Fit is a top choice for urban driving consumers who are in the market for fuel efficiency and extra cargo room.
2010 Honda Fit Review Handling Reviewers agree that the Fit offers a great ride, overall, though the sport model has better handling than the base model. While there are smoother rides in its class, the Fit is a good choice in an urban setting.
2010 Honda Fit Review Safety The Fit earned top scores from federal government crash tests for both driver and passenger safety in both front-end and side impact collisions. It also received a four-star rollover rating, meaning the Fit has only a 12% chance of rolling over in an accident. Roof strength tests received only an “Acceptable” rating. Standard safety features include six air bags, anti-lock brake system, and front head restraints, while the vehicle stability assist with traction control and an antiskid system are available only with the Sport model.
2010 Honda Fit Noteworthy The 2010 Honda Fit was the winner of the 2010 Best Hatchback for the Money award and, for the third year in a row, was named a Car and Driver “10 Best.” It is also worth noting that the recall issues of 2007 and 2008 concerning a faulty window switch has been addressed in the 2010 model.
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