Hey guys, I got my wife an 07 Sport and that's all I know about it. I drive a 2009 Odyssey EX. She loves the Fit, I love the Ody.

Only thing I've had to do since we bought the car was replacing the Trans Oil Pressure Switch.

 

Congrats, I hope you both have many many fun and safe miles ahead!

 

If you notice it struggling to get going (almost like a momentary loss of power) or even a check engine light, it might be just a matter of replacing the coilpacks and sparkplugs (you may only need one or the other, but I did both just for peace of mind), which is a simple DIY (you'll find guides on the forum).
If she likes great handling, you can get some decent tires in the 15-inch wheel size (albeit not necessarily for the OEM wheels) - I have a set of ExtremeContact Sport tires on my Fit for the summers (on a set of RPF1s) and they've been fantastic fun (without sacrificing much in the way of ride quality/comfort or fuel consumption).

Have fun!

 

I'm actually waiting on some NGK plugs from Rock Auto right now for the Ody and the Fit. The Fit is STOCK, and I mean everything on it is factory. Including suspension. I don't know what else it needs but the suspension is tight and seems fine.

Today I did rotors and pads on the Ody and the Fit. Boy were those screws holding the rotors in place a sick joke. I did the whole Ody with my 1/2" impact and some PH3 impact bits. No problem, I only had to drill out one screw. But when I got to the Fit, the screws broke my impact bits and didn't even budge. Needless to say they are now nothing but shavings in my driveway. Is there a reason Honda torques them down so hard?