Honda Fit Buyers Guide (2013-2020)

The Honda Fit attracts a lot of attention due to its practicality, affordability and fuel efficiency. It's a small hatchback that exudes the confidence of a large station wagon and throughout the years, it has evolved to become a world-class car that can stand shoulder to shoulder with some of the best hatchbacks such as the VW Golf and Audi A3. But underneath its beautiful curves, there lies a complex machinery that comes with modern systems that can be problematic if they're not properly maintained. In this guide, we give you advice on what to look out for when buying a Honda Fit and the engines to avoid. We interview current owners, mechanics and dealers to give you unparalleled insights into this car. You will find real-life examples such as why the idling stop regularly fails and what to do about it, as well as other tips for first-time buyers. Through this guide, you will unlock the full potential of the Honda Fit and enjoy years of pleasant driving. 

Contents of this Guide

1. Honda Fit Buying Guide
2. Which Engine You Should Choose
3. Problems to Look Out for When Buying a Used Honda Fit
4. Reliability
5. Cost of Maintenance
6. Comparison with: Toyota Vitz, Mazda Demio and Nissan Note