digital Speedometer?
#1
digital Speedometer?
I can't seem to find a answer if the new 2018/2019 Fit has a digital speedometer or not. Seems a really strange thing not to have with the center display in the speedometer right there.
#3
It's an analog speedometer in my 2018 Fit, but there is a separate small cruise control readout which gives a digital readout of the speed which you set the cruise control for. I would guess speed information is all digital but it's converted to analog for the analog speedometer which Honda chose to use.
#6
I don't get it either, but I saw an article not too long ago saying most kids nowdays can't read analog clocks. For the kids who are interested enough to actually buy a car instead of burying their face in the phone all day, a traditional dash might not make any sense- like they literally might not be able to read it.
#7
I don't get it either, but I saw an article not too long ago saying most kids nowdays can't read analog clocks. For the kids who are interested enough to actually buy a car instead of burying their face in the phone all day, a traditional dash might not make any sense- like they literally might not be able to read it.
#8
I guess in my case, I have a lifetime of reading analog gauges, so I don’t see an advantage to a digital speedometer. That was one of the things I hated about the older Civics with the “split level” dash with a digital speedometer and an analog tach below. It looked like Honda was trying too hard to be clever and it didn’t quite work
Then again, I still wear an analog watch, so what do I know?
Besides, digital speedometers are so “80’s”.
Then again, I still wear an analog watch, so what do I know?
Besides, digital speedometers are so “80’s”.
Last edited by Uncle Gary; 05-24-2018 at 10:34 AM.
#9
The S2000 is quicker at a glance & generally more user friendly.
But I'm in my twenties, so I'm not yelling at too many clouds yet.
I don't get it either, but I saw an article not too long ago saying most kids nowdays can't read analog clocks. For the kids who are interested enough to actually buy a car instead of burying their face in the phone all day, a traditional dash might not make any sense- like they literally might not be able to read it.
#12
I'm 35, but I can read an analog speedometer. I bet anyone who cares enough about cars to be posting on a forum can read them too, and they aren't the people I was talking about.
The S2000 is a fine car, but there are plenty of sports cars with analog gauges, too. I had a 92 NSX from 2007 until last year, and yes, that's a generation older than your car, but the last time I checked out the Porsche section at the car show, they had an analog tach right in the middle. Really it comes down to current style and personal preference unless you either prep the car for serious racing... or can't read a clock.
I was all set to get into a long winded political debate, until I reminded myself this is a car forum, so I'll just say this. Of course boomers caused problems the current generation has to fix. Every generation faces problems the last generation caused- the whole Cold War came right out of the end of WW2. Your kids and mine will probably be posting on a hovercar forum about how much we sucked for the problems they end up with thirty years from now.
They might even complain about how their own kids prefer retinal projections instead of traditional digital speedometers.
The S2000 is a fine car, but there are plenty of sports cars with analog gauges, too. I had a 92 NSX from 2007 until last year, and yes, that's a generation older than your car, but the last time I checked out the Porsche section at the car show, they had an analog tach right in the middle. Really it comes down to current style and personal preference unless you either prep the car for serious racing... or can't read a clock.
I was all set to get into a long winded political debate, until I reminded myself this is a car forum, so I'll just say this. Of course boomers caused problems the current generation has to fix. Every generation faces problems the last generation caused- the whole Cold War came right out of the end of WW2. Your kids and mine will probably be posting on a hovercar forum about how much we sucked for the problems they end up with thirty years from now.
They might even complain about how their own kids prefer retinal projections instead of traditional digital speedometers.
#14
Watch it, now.....the A$$hole boomers have caused the current problems, just like the A$$holes in control from any generation will cause the problems. There are plenty of us cool boomers flyin' our freak flags high, fightin' to set things right. It ain't an easy task, and....I'm tired, dammit
#15
I don't get it either, but I saw an article not too long ago saying most kids nowdays can't read analog clocks. For the kids who are interested enough to actually buy a car instead of burying their face in the phone all day, a traditional dash might not make any sense- like they literally might not be able to read it.
I was surprised and dismayed that we are raising a generation incapable of telling time on an analog clock.
More upsetting to me was that evidently SCHOOLS in England are removing analog clocks and replacing them with digital, because kids can't tell time.
Uh...
How about the SCHOOLS TEACH the kids how to tell time? Instead of supporting their ignorance?
I remember, pretty young, actually having grade school teacher spend 10-20 minutes teaching our class how to tell time.
It was far from the hardest lesson we ever had, I think in about 10 minutes the entire class could "tell time".
Personally? I'm "old school" I like analog watches, traditional speedometers. That isn't to say I don't own both analog and digital, but knowing how to read both, shouldn't be something lost in our culture. Shameful.
#18
Analog Speedometer Confirmed on 2019 Fit
I just got my 2019 Honda Fit EX - it has an analog speedometer in the middle. You can change the mileage to from KM to Miles on the left hand window.