My pristine Vortex Blue Pearl 2013 Honda Fit Sport Manual was purchased brand new back in December 2012 from Ed Voyles Honda. I had every intention of keeping the car for a good long while, but the pending arrival of a second child led me to purchase a larger car.

The car looks and drives like new, as it should with only 6500 miles on the clock. No dents or scratches anywhere on the exterior and the interior is equally as damage free and new. Adult, non-smoker owned. Absolutely no accidents or issues, Georgia title is clean and clear.

SALE WITHDRAWN.

 

If you were only a little bit closer to MA, I'd be interested.

 

Wish I woulda seen this two weeks ago I would of tried to take it of your hands.

 

Looks like I have it sold, just took a deposit on it today.

 

Grats on your sale and your babby.

 

Did the sale end up going through? I am interested in the car if it hasn't.

 

Well, looks like I'm actually just going to keep it. The car I bought to replace it has been a nightmare - multiple check engine lights and it's already left me stranded a couple of times. The seller was one shady guy, I found a bluetooth OBD scanner attached to the car a few days after I purchased it; apparently, he used it to clear a code right before handing me the keys. Went through a process to get the car smogged and problem after problem keeps arising.

The whole experience has underscored the value of Honda reliability, so my wife put on the full court press to convince me to just keep the Fit. She's a much wiser person than I, so she's probably right.

 

That sucks! Hopefully you'll be able to get it all sorted out and you'll be smooth sailing!

Sounds like a smart wife, you better keep her!

 

Im guessing the "new" car was domestic. That might be said with some bias, but honestly, the only imports I see stranded on the road are 20+ years old and being driven by ignorant kids

 

Little bit of both. It's a Saab 9-3 Aero - badass car, but man, does this thing have some gremlins. I'd love to be able to wrench on this thing to nurse it back to health, but I just don't have the time.