Just wondering how your cvt is doing at higher mileage?
I've got 30K highway miles on mine, and just changed the fluid.
No problems at all with anything. No clunks, jerking or problems with it.
I've seen 51 mpg, and if I hyper mile I usually get 48 mpg on 300 mile trips.
How about you- how many miles, service done, or any comments?

 

Well after an oil and filter change, rotated tires, and general maintenance at 5500 miles I was able to get 52mpg over a 23 miles commute mixed 80% highway 20 city

 

That's great mpg Bronxborn! I'm gonna change my tranny fluid lots and hope the cvt is in for the long haul. I'm racking up the miles (30K) & love the car.

 

Did you do the 30K servicing? If so, how much did that run you?
What did they do?

 

The Reno NV. dealer wanted $500 to do the 30k service. I've been changing my filters and oil, and I didn't want to pay $500. I asked them to tell me what they'd do at 30k and the only thing that seemed important to me was the cvt fluid change. I paid them $100 to change that only.
I do not know what is officially required for the 30k service. I've heard others here say that is too early for the cvt fluid change.

I do all hwy miles and my oil life goes to 15% around 8k miles.
I order oil filters, engine air and cabin air filters from hondapartscheap.com
Just about burned through the tires. Love the Fit, and appreciate all the good info on this list. Thanks guys!

 

I have a manual, not the CVT, but I don't understand why a lot of people on this board are worried about the long term reliability of the CVT? You can bet Honda has put that transmission through ten times more abuse than anyone making payments on one will. Again, I don't have a CVT and probably never will, but if I did, I wouldn't be worried about it not lasting the life of the car if it's properly maintained. IMO.

 

Agreed. I don't know too much about cars, but the one thing Honda is known for, the thing that they are best at, is engines. Right? So I'm not worried one bit about the cvt. I'm sure they know what they're doing.