2015 Honda Fit Ex
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2015 Honda Fit Ex
Just bought a new Fit, limited in the states. Only 4 in Michigan, and grabbed it today! I bought the car with no hesitation...thats how satisfied I am! It's crazy how Honda went so far. Completely Outstanding...anybody know if this will fit
Haha, NOBODY going to take my wheels!
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Haha, NOBODY going to take my wheels!
#3
I bought mine yesterday after a three-hour drive to from NH to NY. I had to spend three hours at the dealer - not the quickest transaction. I love the car so far (199 miles). The electronics are amazing. I was going to get the EX-L with navi, but I got a silver EX. I have a portable Garmin, which I prefer to built-ins, and I have a small XM radio. I'm transferring the XM subscription from my trade-in to the XM for the Fit. I saved almost $3,000, so I'm glad I thought it through.
My son has been waiting since April for a Fit. He wants a blue EX - not many around.
My son has been waiting since April for a Fit. He wants a blue EX - not many around.
#5
Maybe no point for you but I travel in the Rockies on a regular basis where there is spotty/occasionally nonexistent cell signal, so entire phone becomes an iPod only. That is the purpose of having a GPS antenna on/in your car.
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I bought mine yesterday after a three-hour drive to from NH to NY. I had to spend three hours at the dealer - not the quickest transaction. I love the car so far (199 miles). The electronics are amazing. I was going to get the EX-L with navi, but I got a silver EX. I have a portable Garmin, which I prefer to built-ins, and I have a small XM radio. I'm transferring the XM subscription from my trade-in to the XM for the Fit. I saved almost $3,000, so I'm glad I thought it through.
My son has been waiting since April for a Fit. He wants a blue EX - not many around.
My son has been waiting since April for a Fit. He wants a blue EX - not many around.
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They were a kind of folding puzzle for kids while taking trips in the car. The mother would open he map, the father would say he didn't need a map, and then it would be given to he kids in the back seat. It was their job to try to fold it up.
#14
I bet those "incomplete maps" would worth something today on Ebay!
#15
I used to collect the maps, first by State, but then by dealer (Gulf/Sunoco/Standard/Texaco), after all, they were all free. I remember that when I was a kid, most maps showed the Interstate system as not being complete yet. We would be driving on an interstate, then suddenly switch to a State route for a certain distance, then back to the Interstate again (and I'm talking about the major east/west routes like Interstate 70, or 40.
I bet those "incomplete maps" would worth something today on Ebay!
I bet those "incomplete maps" would worth something today on Ebay!
#17
This is the primary reason for having the NAV trim level. Does it cost anything in the form of a subscription fee to maintain Honda Navigation?
#18
Although I can't remember ever touching a map, let alone using one.
#20
The XM sits on top of the left vent, and the GPS is right over the center vents. Both are wired in permanently - sort of. I have a three-way 12v outlet on the floor, and they're plugged into that.
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