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Old 07-20-2009, 02:15 AM
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- I also hear the Fit Sport (even with VSC) is absolutely terrible, almost dangerous, in winter weather. I don't live in an area that gets a lot of snow and ice. Yet, we do get 3-4 inches sometimes twice or more in a season. Am keeping the 4-wheel drive SUV for hauling and the bad weather days. But I wouldn't want to get caught by surprise in a car that is dangerous and nearly disfunctional in snow. I know the proper tires can make a HUGE difference in snow too.
Whoever said the fit is dangerous in the snow should learn how to drive in the snow. EVERY car is dangerous if you don't drive to the conditions. and as long as you have winter tires you'll do just fine.(i just took the stock all season tires and had them siped and they work quite well. saved myself a couple hundred bucks)
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Old 07-20-2009, 06:07 PM
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As for CuTeBoi's commentary on "wasting" time answering "these" posts... all I'll say is some people think beyond their own personal needs and are willing to help others, no matter how irritating it may be. I would have done the same for anyone... even you, CuteBoi!

Very true, I find it helpful to answer questions, but in the end, I see many posts with pretty much the same answers. Many questions are about comfort, and most of those can only be answered from personal experience, which many here did. I'm highly doubtful it's heplful.

I'm honestly not going to trail off, but in the end, I would suggest a 09' fit, or if you can wait, the hybrid 10'. Less likely to hit someone at a cross walk because you didn't see the person at the corner because of the huge A-pillar on the 07-08 Fit. (it's what I fear the most in any city... and it happens often)

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