Age of FIT owners in here?
Member
Joined: Jul 2013
Posts: 46
From: Miami fl
well in the case of people countind down their cars
before the fit
05 scion xb
08scion xb
98 mazda miata
98toyota tacoma single cab
1998 lexus sc300
03 volkswagen gti
94 toyota corolla
93 mustand gt
89 toyota corolla
before the fit
05 scion xb
08scion xb
98 mazda miata
98toyota tacoma single cab
1998 lexus sc300
03 volkswagen gti
94 toyota corolla
93 mustand gt
89 toyota corolla
Member
Joined: Feb 2013
Posts: 33
From: Houston
26 here. This is my second car purchase. Still own my first car I ever bought. 98 Jeep Wrangler. It sits on a lift and 35" tires.
I can drive a dropped Honda fit, or a jacked up Jeep. Whatever mood I'm in, I have both to chose from.
I can drive a dropped Honda fit, or a jacked up Jeep. Whatever mood I'm in, I have both to chose from.
New Member
Joined: Jul 2013
Posts: 18
From: Mississauga, ON
Traded it in
In three and a half years I'd put 107 000 km on it, the fan died ($700ish to replace), next service was timing belt (another $700), DSG flush was the service after that ($800) and it also had some fairly bad body damage from when I sideswiped a pole. I was paying $445 for another two years for a car that was making me broke and had no working fan and I just basically said F It getting something new.
In three and a half years I'd put 107 000 km on it, the fan died ($700ish to replace), next service was timing belt (another $700), DSG flush was the service after that ($800) and it also had some fairly bad body damage from when I sideswiped a pole. I was paying $445 for another two years for a car that was making me broke and had no working fan and I just basically said F It getting something new.
Traded it in
In three and a half years I'd put 107 000 km on it, the fan died ($700ish to replace), next service was timing belt (another $700), DSG flush was the service after that ($800) and it also had some fairly bad body damage from when I sideswiped a pole. I was paying $445 for another two years for a car that was making me broke and had no working fan and I just basically said F It getting something new.
In three and a half years I'd put 107 000 km on it, the fan died ($700ish to replace), next service was timing belt (another $700), DSG flush was the service after that ($800) and it also had some fairly bad body damage from when I sideswiped a pole. I was paying $445 for another two years for a car that was making me broke and had no working fan and I just basically said F It getting something new.
my 09 has a timing CHAIN...not a belt......chains, reputedly last longer than belts
sorry to hear of your woes with your fit..........
GD
Traded it in
In three and a half years I'd put 107 000 km on it, the fan died ($700ish to replace), next service was timing belt (another $700), DSG flush was the service after that ($800) and it also had some fairly bad body damage from when I sideswiped a pole. I was paying $445 for another two years for a car that was making me broke and had no working fan and I just basically said F It getting something new.
In three and a half years I'd put 107 000 km on it, the fan died ($700ish to replace), next service was timing belt (another $700), DSG flush was the service after that ($800) and it also had some fairly bad body damage from when I sideswiped a pole. I was paying $445 for another two years for a car that was making me broke and had no working fan and I just basically said F It getting something new.
Edit: just read 3 posts up...what a good guess-it was a VW lol.
New Member
Joined: Jul 2013
Posts: 18
From: Mississauga, ON
What woes with my fit? You asked why I got rid of my Jetta and that is exactly why. My fit I've had for six days and is great
New Member
Joined: Apr 2013
Posts: 19
From: Dubai, UAE
I'm 27. I used to drive a manual mitsubishi in my home country. I recently moved here in the UAE and got an auto license. I bought my used Honda Jazz 2007 this February. I can say this is my first car. I drove many cars but other people's cars lol and I must say my Honda is one of the most comfortable and fun-driving experience I had. I work in a service station and I can't comment much about that and other brand lol.
Im 25. Cars I had previously:
1. EK Ferio 1998 in the green.
2. 89 EF hatch in that old schoolish blue I believe.
3. 2005 Red Civic LX coupe. ( I love that car)
4. 1991 Prelude in white with the 4 wheel steering.
5. 2007 Honda Fit.
1. EK Ferio 1998 in the green.
2. 89 EF hatch in that old schoolish blue I believe.
3. 2005 Red Civic LX coupe. ( I love that car)
4. 1991 Prelude in white with the 4 wheel steering.
5. 2007 Honda Fit.
I'm 25 and my previous cars are :
1.1990 Plymouth laser
2.1989 Volkswagen vanagon
3.1993 Honda civic ex coupe
4.1971 Volkswagen bus
5.1999 Ford ranger
6.2005 Scion Xb
7.1974 Volkswagen thing
8.1989 Mitsubishi mighty max
My latest is a 2008 honda fit base 5spd with a h-fit.com cat back, intake ,shift kit and console.
1.1990 Plymouth laser
2.1989 Volkswagen vanagon
3.1993 Honda civic ex coupe
4.1971 Volkswagen bus
5.1999 Ford ranger
6.2005 Scion Xb
7.1974 Volkswagen thing
8.1989 Mitsubishi mighty max
My latest is a 2008 honda fit base 5spd with a h-fit.com cat back, intake ,shift kit and console.
New Member
Joined: Aug 2013
Posts: 5
From: Rockcliffe, ON, Canada
almost 62
Dodge Colt 1976
Toyota Tercel 1987
Mercury Villager 1994
Suzuki Swift 2006
Ford Escape 2007
Honda Fit 2013 (My first Honda)
(not counting the Mazdas, Ford focus driven mostly by the kids)
Dodge Colt 1976
Toyota Tercel 1987
Mercury Villager 1994
Suzuki Swift 2006
Ford Escape 2007
Honda Fit 2013 (My first Honda)
(not counting the Mazdas, Ford focus driven mostly by the kids)