It might not work that great in sunny (and occasionally quite HOT) California.

But we do hope that you get the 1.5L one of these days! I assume that steering-wheel shift paddles are available on some automatic trim levels?

 

Honda is doing 6year cycles now to save money, with a "face lift" every 3 years. So the 2015 Honda Fit will be a complete redesign.. Expect it to be marginally bigger inside and out. It will of course offer better MPG so to compete with other cars in it's class.. I'm not convinced that Honda will offer a 6-M/T, Honda is all about making profit and they sell very little M/T Fits compared to A/T that it may be best for them to stick with their tried and true 5-M/T. Thats just my opinion though.