New 2011 Fit Sport
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New 2011 Fit Sport
My mechanic suggested a few weeks ago that it was time to retire my 1998 Subaru Forester (MT) --- sigh. I am now the proud owner of a new 2011 Alabaster Silver Fit Sport MT, and I am so happy with it!
The gas mileage is better than I expected. The gauge in the car is showing 30 MPG in absolutely brutal downtown Atlanta driving --- with stop lights/signs every 1000 feet (I counted them), congestion, hills, speed bumps, and pedestrians. My calculated mileage on my first tank, with 50/50 city/highway driving was 36.9 MPG. Woohoo!
The cargo space is on a par with the Forester.
And did I mention that this car is a blast to drive?
Thank you to everyone on this forum for all the great discussions and tips. The information here was a huge help in my decision to get a Fit.
The gas mileage is better than I expected. The gauge in the car is showing 30 MPG in absolutely brutal downtown Atlanta driving --- with stop lights/signs every 1000 feet (I counted them), congestion, hills, speed bumps, and pedestrians. My calculated mileage on my first tank, with 50/50 city/highway driving was 36.9 MPG. Woohoo!
The cargo space is on a par with the Forester.
And did I mention that this car is a blast to drive?
Thank you to everyone on this forum for all the great discussions and tips. The information here was a huge help in my decision to get a Fit.
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@afreespirit -- You are going to *love* your new Fit! It's an awesome car! I thought about getting a 2012, but I couldn't find any MT Sports in stock and I either had to repair the Subaru or get a new car immediately. I would have had to wait several weeks for a 2012 .... and the 2011 saved me a few dollars, too. I can't wait to hear your reaction when your new Fit arrives.
@sooznd -- It broke my heart to part with my Subaru, a faithful companion for so many years. I am lovin' the Fit, though. Initially, I was worried about moving to an economy car, but I really don't feel like I have lost anything to speak of. (Okay, I *really* miss the outside temperature gauge and the engine temperature gauge, but, hey, that's what an Ultragauge is for. ) On the plus side, I am loving the handling and the gas mileage and the reliability.
@sooznd -- It broke my heart to part with my Subaru, a faithful companion for so many years. I am lovin' the Fit, though. Initially, I was worried about moving to an economy car, but I really don't feel like I have lost anything to speak of. (Okay, I *really* miss the outside temperature gauge and the engine temperature gauge, but, hey, that's what an Ultragauge is for. ) On the plus side, I am loving the handling and the gas mileage and the reliability.
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@sooznd -- It broke my heart to part with my Subaru, a faithful companion for so many years. I am lovin' the Fit, though. Initially, I was worried about moving to an economy car, but I really don't feel like I have lost anything to speak of. (Okay, I *really* miss the outside temperature gauge and the engine temperature gauge, but, hey, that's what an Ultragauge is for. ) On the plus side, I am loving the handling and the gas mileage and the reliability.
I do miss the sunroof & the leather interior, though!
#9
When we first moved here I road motorcycles a lot and picked the area based on that. Now that we have a one year old (I'm late to have kids) I don't ride much, but still love the roads. The Fit comes really close to the fun of a motorcycle and I can actually get through some sections faster with it than I can my sportbike. The HUGE plus is getting to hear my little boy go "weeeeee"
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@sooznd -- I know it's silly, but I am really hoping that my Subie found a good home.
@DennisCTC --- Oh how I wish I could fly over speed bumps and pedestrians.
@GaFit --- you make me want to head up to the mountains right now. As soon as I get a break from work and get a little more comfortable with the Fit, I will take it on a N. Ga outing.
@DennisCTC --- Oh how I wish I could fly over speed bumps and pedestrians.
@GaFit --- you make me want to head up to the mountains right now. As soon as I get a break from work and get a little more comfortable with the Fit, I will take it on a N. Ga outing.
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