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Input on a fit I'm about to pick up!
Just want you opinion guys on this! Just joined here a few days ago. Finally decided to get a fit because ill be doing 70 miles round trips of work and need something reliable, functional and good on gas. Plus it'll be my 4th honda so I'm not new to them.
The Fit: 2009 Sport with Nav, new tires. 55k miles, clean carfax and 1 owner which is an elderly couple here in Florida, Got them down to $8500. Car is absolutely flawless besides one small shopping cart ding on the door. I think its a really good price/deal, especially buying it from original owners that are "old" lol let me know what you guys think :) |
Sounds good to me. Seniors also almost ALWAYS get their cars serviced. Any pix.
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Sounds like a great deal to me. I drive 70 mi round trip each and only fill up once a week. Ain't mad at that.
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Wow that seems like a great deal. The new tires is a plus because it indicates regular maintenance. Old people drive their cars carefully and slowly so it should be in great condition anyways.
I drive about 40 miles daily, 80% highway. The most miles I've ever gotten out of a full tank was 290. The Fit's tank is pretty small at about 9.5 gallons. |
Originally Posted by bati555
(Post 1298614)
Wow that seems like a great deal. The new tires is a plus because it indicates regular maintenance. Old people drive their cars carefully and slowly so it should be in great condition anyways.
I drive about 40 miles daily, 80% highway. The most miles I've ever gotten out of a full tank was 290. The Fit's tank is pretty small at about 9.5 gallons. Fit tank is 10.6 gallons btw. |
Originally Posted by mike410b
(Post 1298616)
I don't think I've ever gotten less than 300, usually I'm around 375.
Fit tank is 10.6 gallons btw. Also, I was talking about the gallons to fill from low gas light to full. I have never filled up this car with 10 gallons ever. |
Originally Posted by bati555
(Post 1298619)
Wow I'd like to know what you're doing to get that much mileage out of it. My friend gets at most 250 out of his but he drives more around town.
Also, I was talking about the gallons to fill from low gas light to full. I have never filled up this car with 10 gallons ever. |
Do it! Pull the trigger!
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I shall keep you fellas updated tomorrow! Mileage seem okay for the year? I plan on doing the miles for work for the next 2 years and then probably off with the fit and into something else ( plan on moving out of fl after those 2 years with he gf) no worries cracking this baby up to 100k? cause I'm sure I'll be close to that in 2 years
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Enuf of this old people crap. I run mine rather briskly at 72 soon to be 73.:)
But yes I do follow the service manual schedule. Hmm where does it say to put on your aftermarket wheels in the Spring? |
Originally Posted by Black3sr
(Post 1298687)
Enuf of this old people crap. I run mine rather briskly at 72 soon to be 73.:)
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Originally Posted by Adamo41188
(Post 1298590)
It's a win - win for you! They are losing money!!!! That's an easy $11,000+ car |
Originally Posted by Black3sr
(Post 1298687)
Enuf of this old people crap. I run mine rather briskly at 72 soon to be 73.:)
But yes I do follow the service manual schedule. Hmm where does it say to put on your aftermarket wheels in the Spring? :rotfl::):eek3::popc::eek: |
Originally Posted by bati555
(Post 1298614)
Wow that seems like a great deal. The new tires is a plus because it indicates regular maintenance. Old people drive their cars carefully and slowly so it should be in great condition anyways.
I drive about 40 miles daily, 80% highway. The most miles I've ever gotten out of a full tank was 290. The Fit's tank is pretty small at about 9.5 gallons. This is also a 35l-ish tank (so 9.2 US gallons). I think I squeezed 36l when I filled it up the other day, when it was running on fumes. There's been 150km put on it since then and it's barely ticking off the full line. My Golf and my Type R cost me $90 a week, this thing is costing me $70 a fortnight. It's amazing. |
Originally Posted by Subie
(Post 1298802)
:thumbups: :yeahthat:
Originally Posted by hogwylde
(Post 1298827)
Are you 72 y/o and soon to be 73 y/o or are you about to increase the speed from 72 mph to 73 mph?
Y/O :wavey: :):eek3::popc::eek::rotfl: |
Do it if you haven't already, I paid $8000 for my 07 with 70,000
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sounds like a deal to me! Jump on it!
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Originally Posted by cnordt24
(Post 1298957)
Do it if you haven't already, I paid $8000 for my 07 with 70,000
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