Very good condition. Non smokers, garaged, never driven in snow. Under 24,000 miles. Milan Red. Factory Navigation. The nav unit works comparable to the Tom-tom that we purchased in the spring. We compared them one day. One took us left, one took us right. Both ended up in the same place about 2 miles down the road. I find the factory unit is easier to hear and understand because it adjusts the radio volume and come through the speakers.
It has one long scratch on the passenger lower side skirt, which I believe came when the wife ran over something in the road and cut a tire earlier this year, or last. They all sort of run together these days. It is not very noticeable.
Anyway, I have pics but could not get them to post, so I can send them if you would like.
We do dog shows and this car does not hold enough crates and our other car is getting long in the tooth. Time to sell both and just get one larger car.
12,000 obo

 

I'll put some pic's up if someone will give me a hint how to do it from this Mac that they are on.

 

You need to host them from flickr.com or photobucket.

 

Here's a link.

2009 honda fit Photos by robscar1 | Photobucket

 

A lot of looks, but no interest. Bad time of year? Price? I would think that with the impact of hurricane Sandy the demand for used cars would be up on the east coast right now.

 

Trying to convince my girlfriend she should do the opposite - she has a big BMW wagon and loves our Fit, attempting to get her to downsize.

Where in PA are you located?

 

We're going to downsize the fleet. Just ordered a new Sube today, so I have awhile to sell the Fit. The new Sube will replace the old Sube and Fit.
We are located near Hershey, Pa.

 

Kind of out of subject but, how are the all season floor mats?

Im debating if i should go for the all season from Honda or go for the weathertechs

 

good price, imo. when looking for a used fit sport, cheapest 09 i could find in the area was 14k+. so your price is in line with what i would be looking to pay.

bump for you.

 

The all season mats work fine. They fit and stay in place, are easy to remove and cleaned up nicely. I do think the Weather
Tech mats would be a little sturdier though. I don't know if that would matter or not.


Prices seem to be all over the place on these. Not too many manual trans units around either. The factory nav makes it a oddball. I will say, I do like the large analog clock display on the nav unit.