2007 Honda Fit Reviews, Pricing & Specs

The Fit can "fit" just about anything inside. This car has more interior volume than my Jeep Grand Cherokee. The gas mileage is excellent as I have marked 40 mpg at least three times over the last year of ownership. Even though the inside is big, the driving position for a 6'3" guy is not the best. Long trips get to be longer. However, the around town stuff is a breeze. Need a gallon of milk? The Fit makes it quick and fun with the optional flappy paddle gearbox. Very rare in a car costing $15,000. Build quality is right up there, it is a Honda anyway. The insurance is average and the maintainence is average also. Just keep up with what the books tell you can this car can run forever.

This car is amazing, it carries as much as most small to mid sized SUVs. It only looks small, we have loaded it with 2 dogs, a baby and what we need for the weekend. It is also fun to drive. I have a hard time faulting this car.

The Fit is the perfect car for hauling kids to and from their activities! It has enough room for a family of 4 and their stuff. I am 6'2" and my oldest son is 6' and he has leg room in the back behind me.

Perfect first car! Quick and agile around town and it is able to keep up with most vehicles on the freeway.

good small car but has lot of space inside. The seats are not so comfortable for the long trip. Engine is small and lack of power. Good for the student and small family. Overall, it is a nice car. I would recommend this car to anyone.

I love driving this car!! It has that sporty look and is a lot of fun! The cargo space has so many possibilities and is surprisingly roomy. Great for the outdoors person. I love saving money at the pump....great fuel economy!

Performance: Handles very well, with excellent braking and turn radius. Not much horsepower though, but it's low to the ground and an absolute BLAST to drive. Build Quality: The car is built well, and I like the way it's put together. Also, it's really safe. I've been in the car when it was pretty much totaled, and didn't even have a sore neck. Appearance: Adorable. Cost of Ownership: It's built like a Honda, it doesn't break down. The factory tires suck, and you should replace them after 10k miles, but the oil life is much longer than the norm, and the mileage is excellent. Fun Factor: While there might not be too much in the way of HP, the car makes up for it by being slung low to the ground, and with great visibility, so you feel like you're going much faster than you are. Passengers may also suspect that they are about to die if you take advantage of how well it brakes and turns.

Dorky but sweet. Like Jeremy Clarkson said of the Fiat Panda, it's like a little donkey. An ideal daily driver for short to medium commutes and not terrible on long drives. Even though it only makes 109 hp, the short gearing puts them all to work. Great shifter. Brakes can be grabby and the electronic throttle takes some getting used to. But man, that interior is shockingly well designed in terms of space usage. Practical, well built, fun to drive (think CRX) and unpretentious.

I love its go-kart like handling! It's fun and maneuverable. It sips gas (when I stay out of the v-tec) and is comfortable & has an amazing amount of room! Mine has the HFP (Honda Factory Performance Alloy Rims) and it can go through corners better than ANY other car in its class.

I love this car, and it's small size is great for someone that doesn't have to worry about a lot of cargo room, but is still great for someone that needs a lot of space. The fold-down seats are definitely a plus if you're moving a round a lot or transporting large boxes. Gas mileage on it is terrific - between 28 and 35 mpg - it's ideal for someone that still has some highway driving to do, but wants good gas mileage in the city. On the inexpensive side as well. Sport model with all upgrades was just over $17k, and it has the best safety rating of its class.

Minus is the exterior styling, headrests and Pillars block your view when looking back and reversing, a pretty big amount of body roll, and acceleration is a little too slow. Braking and handling are a plus, and so is the steady, firm and comfy ride. Interior is good quality and funky. Versatility and Headroom. Cargo room is a decent size, and the headrests and seats are comfortable. And it is at a bargain price.

I really like how roomy it is. I like its practicality. It is fun to drive - good performance, especially using the sport shift. Nice handling, nice braking. Consider buying the 5 speed manual for more fun. Costs of ownership are low. Fun to drive. Buy one!

I switched to an 07 Fit Sport with automatic transmission from an 05 Toyota Matrix XRS. I am getting 26mpg in town with the fit, 2 better than the Matrix. However, my 0-60 is now 12 seconds, as compared to 8.3 in the Matrix. For some reason, the Fit seems to have less power than I would have expected. With the exception of the power/gas mileage ratio, my only complaint with the Fit is the electrical system. The headlights noticeably change brightness while driving, and the Fit has 1 less 12volt outlet than the Matrix, and does not have the Matrix's very handy 115volt outlet on the dash. The emergency handling is incredible, though, considering the lack of stability control. Great car, just would have been better with the Civic engine.

Love driving this car and love all of the room it has! Great for gas mileage. Cheap to buy, cheap to drive, but loaded with smart features. Would definitely buy another when I drive this into the ground in a number of years.

Love Hatchbacks first of all. My friends don't like the style, but they obviously don't have any(laughs). It's a small, compact car that can take me anywhere, without blowing all my money on gas. Great for taking my siblings out- there's enough leg room for everyone(though I might add that only one sibling that is 6'3"- he sits in the front for leg room!). Has amazing cargo space for when I take my trips, and of course the back seats fold down just in case I need more space! Great car overall- my baby is going over 200,000 Miles, and she's still been good to me. Not a lot of bad things I can say about this car. I have the base model, so I wish they included the AUX port for it, and maybe cruise control(laughs) but okay okay the only issue I've really had with it is that it's hard to work inside the hood(it is compact after all), but then again my hands are a little swollen and big.

Great Car and superb use of the interior space. Great fuel economy. Very reliable. Easy to park while really confortable at the inside. Excellent use and adaptability of the interior configuration. Despite its size has a great trunk volume that is also adaptable. Really fun to drive

A very fun car to drive. Although a little underpowered, the handling through the corners makes up for it. Exterior can be modified to look better. Gas mileage is awesome, It takes a long while to empty the tank. :P

Slow at first! But after my Turbo upgrade, It hauls ass :) Haven't had to take it in for a service yet. Still running strong. It looks great! Small yet so big inside. Fun Factor? Take a ride with me and you'll find out. It's great handling stock and even better stiffened up!

This car is great for a student: well priced, small, quick, agile, easy to park, great response. Lots of head room too! I would definitely recommend this car instead of the Toyota Yaris, which I also test drove.

Love to drive this car! 5 speed manual transmission is very tight. I'm 6'5'' and I can still fit very comfortably in this Honda Fit. Has 60/40 rear seat, which, with hatchback, gives a wide assortment of cargo carrying options.

This car is extremely light. Despite it's small engine, the vtec and manual transmission make it very fun to drive. When I bought the car, I had the dealer install custom leather interior. The leather is gray and looks great with the silver exterior.

I affectionately call this the "silly little car"...but in reality...it is a mighty big car in a itty bitty package. It has great acceleration for such a tiny thing...and once moving, it loves to run. Gas mileage is probably top of the list as far as biggest perks...and cargo room is the second on the list. Yes...I said it...cargo room. This thing can haul just about anything. The one move that surprised me the most was 2 dressers, 2 night stands, a lamp and 4 bags of clothes in one trip. Not to mention...for downtown city driving...it really doesn't get much better. There isn't a parking spot on the planet I can't fit into with this car. I still call it the "Clown Car" on occasion...but all in all...I think it is a great buy! Really just fun to drive!

It's a gorgeous car. I can fit everything I need inside of it. It does well on gas. There is nothing I don't like about my fit.

Nice little car for commuting to work or school. Very easy on gas if you dont hotrod it.

I replaced my 2000 Tundra V8 Limited with this little puppy. Get's great fuel economy even with the heavier 16" HFP wheels. It averages 38mpg in Colorado where I keep it at my parent's house. Drives Beautifully! The manual transmission makes it quick and snappy to drive, just a lovely little car. So far no real problems.

I will admit its underpowered. But I knew that when I was researching and when I bought it. I was looking for something that does well on MPG. And it certainly has done that and beyond. When I was commuting to DC I avg about 38-40mpg, granted that was all high way. But I was liking it, and now that I work around Baltimore city, I avg about 30-32. Which is still decent, the underpower makes the engine work harder in the stop and go traffic. But from what I hear the new 2009 Fits have more HP and do better in the stop and go traffic. Other then the power, I love how the lil thing handles. It is extremely stable, built sturdy, and the interior is genious! With the "Magic" seats, which make hauling just about anything easy as pie.

we love this car,ready gas mileage lots of room,a very fun car all around.

The think I liked first about this car was that it looked cute. It may be a bit small but that was what I needed. You can stuff a lot of things in the back and the seats folded rather nicely. I had no problems accelerating, very tight handling, small turn base and it was a fun ride.

For a dinky little tin can, I have gotten to like this car. It is pretty spunky, comfortable and I really can fit everything I need with the various configurations. I am happy with it overall, though I wish I had waited for them to work out the kinks as I got the first model year and this newer model is cuter

You have to want this kind of car. This kind of useful, zippy, sticky car with way more room inside than physics should allow. This kind of fun, drivers car, that isn't too hard on the passengers.

Gets great gas mile. I think it looks great. Never any mechanical issues. Maintenance is cheap and simple when needed (it's a Honda). Being a manual, it is pretty fun to drive, even with the wimpy 1.5L. The stereo sounds great too.

Gas mileage is good, although performance needs quite a bit of work, and build quality could be better there are random squeaks and sounds heard while driving, and while gas mileage is good it'd be nice if the gas tank was a little bigger.

Economical Car with ample leg room and huge luggage compartment