finally i see another fit! and waved at it
finally i see another fit! and waved at it
Finally! I saw a fit (i knwo where it's from cuz it said "grace honda" and that particular car was the 2nd ne i saw). I wanted to wave but thought it was excessive. Turns out they changed to my lane and waved to me, so i waved back. This is the first fit i saw on the road than my own.
Honda had better step up production--not cut back. If the # of small cars I'm seeing is any indication, they will sell better than any other Honda product if they bring enough over.
I'm seeing tons of Aveo's, Aerio's, Rio's and I can't believe the # of Corollas around here lately. The Civic is selling well, too, but New England Toyota has been pushing the reliability and 41 mpg of the Corolla for the last several months. At least that's what they claim in their commercials.
I'm seeing tons of Aveo's, Aerio's, Rio's and I can't believe the # of Corollas around here lately. The Civic is selling well, too, but New England Toyota has been pushing the reliability and 41 mpg of the Corolla for the last several months. At least that's what they claim in their commercials.
Originally Posted by Halcyon
there are about 5 fits i think only in winnipeg (central canada) and 2 are orange. And then there's probably 20 other people on a 4 month wait period *snicker*
Originally Posted by Halcyon
there are about 5 fits i think only in winnipeg (central canada) and 2 are orange. And then there's probably 20 other people on a 4 month wait period *snicker*
Yo!! Count me in on that eh!
In days of yore, when I bought my brand new '56 VW Beetle, the cars were so rare that when you saw another one on the road you immediately signaled with a beep. It was a real cult car in those days. In later years, when the VWs became so popular, if the beeping signals continued it would be a continuous din around the country.
Originally Posted by OrangeBlossom
In days of yore, when I bought my brand new '56 VW Beetle, the cars were so rare that when you saw another one on the road you immediately signaled with a beep. It was a real cult car in those days. In later years, when the VWs became so popular, if the beeping signals continued it would be a continuous din around the country.
I pulled up next to a black Fit at a light yesterday. It was being test driven by a young couple with the salesman in the back seat. I waved, but they were too engrossed with the car to notice.



