Quick Look at the 2009 Honda Fit

The Honda Fit has managed to win praise by Car and Driver Magazine by making it to their 10Best Cars list three years running. However, for the 2009 model year the Honda Fit is all-new and features more room, and a slightly larger price tag.

When equipped with the automatic transmission, the Honda Fit Sport is modestly slower than its predecessor, with a 0-60 time of 9.9 seconds. Although performance took a hit, Honda Parts Tuscaloosa say the Honda Fit is not slow by any means when compared to other subcompacts. Although the Honda Fit is not a "fast" car, customers at one dealer specializing in car loans Hartford repeatedly stress that one of its strengths is certainly fuel economy. Even with the automatic transmission, the 2009 Fit achieves 27 miles per gallon in the city and 33 mpg on the highway.

The Honda Fit's interior is equally as sporty as the exterior. Among the available accessories include USB audio connectivity, the keyless entry, and even a satellite navigation system. Other features that can be had on the exterior include a spoiler, a body kit, and a chrome exhaust tip.

With the 2009 Honda Fit, affordability, efficiency, and fun-to-drive characteristics can be had in one complete package. According to Macon Auto Service, the automatic transmission will help simplify the commute, but it will dampen performance. That said, the Honda Fit remains one of the best choices in its class, and car shoppers can simply find Car and Driver’s 10Best List to find proof of that.

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