Newibe, but not for long, 2013 Tow Car
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From: Port Richey, Fl.
Newibe, but not for long, 2013 Tow Car
2013 Fit, Sport - Just picked it up with 22,000 miles
and will use it to be towed behind our Motorhome, it's
our "Toad".
Equipped with InvisiBrake braking and Blue Ox Tow system.
and will use it to be towed behind our Motorhome, it's
our "Toad".
Equipped with InvisiBrake braking and Blue Ox Tow system.
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Joined: May 2021
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From: Port Richey, Fl.
The small automatic Hondas (CR-V, HR-V, Fit) of the past
(up to about 2014) are in high demand as a light, very reliable
vehicle for towing with all four wheels on the ground ( 4 Down).
One of the few options other than the 4 wheel drive and
manual transmission.
Contrary to the "dooms day" members here. Most who never
had the experience to actually tow one. Our last 2007 CR-V
had been towed approx. 32,000 miles without one problem
(up to about 2014) are in high demand as a light, very reliable
vehicle for towing with all four wheels on the ground ( 4 Down).
One of the few options other than the 4 wheel drive and
manual transmission.
Contrary to the "dooms day" members here. Most who never
had the experience to actually tow one. Our last 2007 CR-V
had been towed approx. 32,000 miles without one problem
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Joined: Aug 2022
Posts: 115
From: Sequim, Wa (USA)
I picked up a 2013 Base (Auto 5sp) tow behind as well
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/fit-...owner-pnw.html
mine only had 5,700 miles when I grabbed it this summer. now, I'm pushing almost 15,000
I too have an InvisiBrake system, but my tow bar setup is the Roadmaster Falcon All-Terrain kit
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/fit-...owner-pnw.html
mine only had 5,700 miles when I grabbed it this summer. now, I'm pushing almost 15,000
I too have an InvisiBrake system, but my tow bar setup is the Roadmaster Falcon All-Terrain kit
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