Faster fit in 2007?
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From: West Coast
any car is evolving to higher power every single year.
but do u want to see fit becoming like civic?
bigger engine, more spaces, bigger bodies approaching accord, more money for buying it?
yeah, i guess soon or later, fit will be like civic going $22000, 2.0 liters and 200hp, taking only 25 mpg instead of 38 mpg, and only attracts a certain age group buyers, same size like an accord.
the current fit is perfect for its market at its price for its buyers today. that's all i can say.
but do u want to see fit becoming like civic?
bigger engine, more spaces, bigger bodies approaching accord, more money for buying it?
yeah, i guess soon or later, fit will be like civic going $22000, 2.0 liters and 200hp, taking only 25 mpg instead of 38 mpg, and only attracts a certain age group buyers, same size like an accord.
the current fit is perfect for its market at its price for its buyers today. that's all i can say.
Originally Posted by tattedxb
Hi All,
New here, first post in fact, been lurking this board since last night pretty much...i like the fit, in fact i would not mind having a white one, with cf hood and spoiler...hmmmmm, but yeah, i heard that a new one with faster engine might come out next year? Any info on this? I DID do a search for it, and checked the faq's and searched for half an hour before posting this, so NO FLAMING! :-p
Thanks,
Jeff
www.dealfactory.net
New here, first post in fact, been lurking this board since last night pretty much...i like the fit, in fact i would not mind having a white one, with cf hood and spoiler...hmmmmm, but yeah, i heard that a new one with faster engine might come out next year? Any info on this? I DID do a search for it, and checked the faq's and searched for half an hour before posting this, so NO FLAMING! :-p
Thanks,
Jeff
www.dealfactory.net
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Posts: 728
From: San Francisco, CA
The Civic has gone "upscale" because of the introduction of the Fit. The regular Civic today is still a bargain; I guess you are quoting the price, engine displacement, horsepower, and fuel economy of the hot-rod Si version.
Keep in mind that the Fit/Jazz is a global design where the majority of sales come from Europe and Japan; Honda will certainly keep that in mind when designing the next generation Fit. It will remain small, practical, fuel efficient, and fun to drive.
Keep in mind that the Fit/Jazz is a global design where the majority of sales come from Europe and Japan; Honda will certainly keep that in mind when designing the next generation Fit. It will remain small, practical, fuel efficient, and fun to drive.
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Joined: May 2006
Posts: 53
From: West Coast
really hope so, i can't stand seeing the same model growing bigger and bigger. why don't peopel just buy other bigger models or buy some other go-fast cars if they are hoping so much more from what it is now.... already at the first year....
Originally Posted by corey415
The Civic has gone "upscale" because of the introduction of the Fit. The regular Civic today is still a bargain; I guess you are quoting the price, engine displacement, horsepower, and fuel economy of the hot-rod Si version.
Keep in mind that the Fit/Jazz is a global design where the majority of sales come from Europe and Japan; Honda will certainly keep that in mind when designing the next generation Fit. It will remain small, practical, fuel efficient, and fun to drive.
Keep in mind that the Fit/Jazz is a global design where the majority of sales come from Europe and Japan; Honda will certainly keep that in mind when designing the next generation Fit. It will remain small, practical, fuel efficient, and fun to drive.
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Looking Back:
I just gave my 1998 Civic to my son
. It seems about the same size as the ~1985 Accord my wife had when we met.
Looking Forward:
Smaller cars are here to stay in the USA. It would be nice if the Fit was the first model to stay in-touch with global opinion (ok along with some local flavor
). I agree with-
I just gave my 1998 Civic to my son
. It seems about the same size as the ~1985 Accord my wife had when we met.Looking Forward:
Smaller cars are here to stay in the USA. It would be nice if the Fit was the first model to stay in-touch with global opinion (ok along with some local flavor
). I agree with-
Originally Posted by corey415
Keep in mind that the Fit/Jazz is a global design where the majority of sales come from Europe and Japan; Honda will certainly keep that in mind when designing the next generation Fit. It will remain small, practical, fuel efficient, and fun to drive.
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