How many miles has Kevin driven his Honda Fit?

Kevin recently traded in his 2007 Honda FIT that he’s been driving as a courier here in the Denver metro area. He bought the FIT new at Schomp Honda in August of 2007, and since then he’s driven it a total of 732,745 miles (not a typo)! That’s the same as driving around the world almost 30 times!

Can a Honda Fit get 732, 745 miles?

Not everyone will get 732,745 miles out of a single vehicle, but it’s certainly possible. Schomp Honda has some excellent offers this month on the amazing Honda FIT (and other members of the Honda family of vehicles). Take a look online and visit us on Plum Valley Lane in Highlands Ranch to see and drive one yourself.

When did Kevin Allen buy his Honda Fit?

We’d like you to tell you a story about Schomp Honda customer, Kevin Allen. Kevin recently traded in his 2007 Honda FIT that he’s been driving as a courier here in the Denver metro area. He bought the FIT new at Schomp Honda in August of 2007, and since then he’s driven it a total of 732,745 miles (not a typo)!

What’s the most complained about year of Honda Fit?

The top years were 2015 (33 complaints), 2010, (14 complaints), and 2016 (11 complaints). Within this category, you’ll find the most complained about problem for the Honda Fit — its extremely uncomfortable seats. This was typically recorded at about 2,000 miles and cost, on average, $300 to fix.

When did the Honda Fit come out in the US?

The Fit delivers a versatile interior layout and plenty of safety features. If you’re in the market for an affordable small car, you should also consider the Honda Civic. Making its U.S. market debut in 2007, the Honda Fit is highly praised for its adaptable interior, assortment of standard features and peppy ride.

What’s the average mileage of a Honda Fit?

The 2007 Honda Fit was plagued with power steering failure complaints (11). The average mileage it occurred at was about 67,000 miles and could cost an average of $790 to repair. The most common solution for this issue was to replace the electronic power steering system or module.

Is the Honda Fit a good car to buy?

While some cars may have a lot going for them, like ample safety features, high-reliability ratings, or standard features you can’t live without, even the best cars have issues. Honda itself is a highly respected brand, but how does the Honda Fit hold up? For a car to have problems at some point in its life shouldn’t be a surprise.

How many miles does a Honda Fit last?

The Honda Fit and the Toyota Yaris have something in common: both come from Japanese automakers reputed for reliability. So, it should not surprise you that the two models can last long, with only minimal repairs. On both cars, you will get an estimated 300,000 miles (or more), before they break down.

A brand new compact four-door, five-passenger hatchback, the 2007 Honda Fit packs a lot of features into its tiny body and is also very fuel-efficient with an EPA estimated 33 mpg city/38 mpg highway. Sold in Japan since 2001 as the Jazz, the subcompact Honda Fit arrived in the United States for the 2007 model year.

When is the best time to buy a Honda Fit?

The problem usually occurred around 46,700 miles and owners spent about $730 on average to fix it. Since the many problems of the 2015 model year, Honda Fits have gotten better. In fact, we recommend getting any Fit model released between 2017 and 2019, as these are the best Honda Fit model years.

What’s the reliability of the new Honda Fit?

On the tested car, the doors weren’t as precisely aligned as in the typical Honda. Now that they have a year under their belts they’ve likely gotten their act together. Through the end of 2014 the new Fit scored pretty well in our car reliability survey.

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