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Jul 4, 2008 | 12:39 PM

#21

ricohman

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Originally Posted by Arisenfury

I hope you're joking...

"You all" refers directly to group of people, like "You guys."

OK.
You all is a group.
Then why not just omit the "all" and say "Did you have trouble buying a Fit"? Or "Did anyone have trouble buying a Fit"?

Jul 4, 2008 | 12:47 PM

#22

SD_MR_FIT

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i never test drove the car before i bought it.

i trust all the cool pictures on FF

i was determined to get the fit.

haha i didnt get the xb because at the time it had no power. and i ended up with a fit haha

Jul 4, 2008 | 01:41 PM

#23

Arisenfury

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Originally Posted by ricohman

OK.
You all is a group.
Then why not just omit the "all" and say "Did you have trouble buying a Fit"? Or "Did anyone have trouble buying a Fit"?

Because it's part of his dialect, do we question the Canadians when y'all add "eh" to the end of sentences?

Jul 4, 2008 | 02:52 PM

#24

ricohman

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Originally Posted by Arisenfury

Because it's part of his dialect, do we question the Canadians when y'all add "eh" to the end of sentences?

Ah. It now makes sense eh.

Jul 4, 2008 | 03:33 PM

#25

Fitftw

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From: Tacoma, Washington

i had it easy too. went to the Honda Dealership, they just got their shipment of Fit's in. bought it a little over MSRP the same day.

Jul 5, 2008 | 12:37 AM

#26

GD3_4_EVER

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From: ALbany NY

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Originally Posted by hiroko12

I completely disagree, especially when your talking about the Fit. It does not drive like most cars (VERY bumpy ride), sloshing gas tank, no dead pedal, no center arm rest. These could grow quite irritating if you didn't know what to expect. I would take it on a LONG test drive and really check it out before shelling out the $$$$.

i found those anoying on my test drive, so i bought a dead pedal and am getting an armrest... i figured 99% perfect was close enough... i wouldnt pass up a car caues of a couple things. True tho... always test drive, you wouldnt buy a house before getting it inspected would you?

i put a deposit the same day i test drove and waited 6 weeks for my ssm sport 3 pedal

Jul 5, 2008 | 07:46 AM

#27

MaineManx

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From: Portland, ME

Try it before buying it?

As with any major purchase, if at all possible, most people do. However, with today's consumer protection laws it probably isn't mandatory. Besides, I've always been able to drive pre-ordered Hondas when they came in, but before actually "signing the papers."

P.S. Our local dealer has a used '07 Fit as a demo, which I would not take as representative of an '09.

P.P.S. No offense was intended with that "all y'all" comment. 'Just an observation, ayuh!

Jul 5, 2008 | 11:48 AM

#28

vtec just kicked in yo

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From: Palm Beach County, FL

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Originally Posted by Fitcapo

I disagree I think you should always test drive a car before you buy it. Unless it is going to be like a classic project car or something of that nature.

Find another dealer to hit up and see if they have one to test drive.

YES.

I would not dream of buying a car without extensively test driving it first. Make sure it performs satisfactorily for you, meets your expectations, is comfortable for YOU.

Buying a car without a thorough test drive is crazy IMO.