The car is fun to drive on twisty roads and has good space to comfortably fit five people. There’s also plenty of room to store things in the back, especially when the rear seats are folded down. Since the car was discontinued, it's missing newer models because it still holds up well. I would compare it to the Chevrolet Spark, Hyundai i10, Kia Picanto, and Yaris Hatchback, but I’d give the Honda Fit extra credit for its fun factor and reliability.

Fun little car and spacious, can also turn into a camper with the proper amount of organized placement

Its in fantastic shape for the price. Paint is nearly pristine, some scratches on the rear bumper and spots of what looks like dried glue here and there on the front end, undercarriage was clean of corrosion and did not look like itd dealt with the kind of mileage it has. Engine ran fine up to highway speeds and over a spirited drive through some twisties in the high ridge area. Car is a steal for the price, either as reliable transportation or a project. Sadly I walked into the attempted purchase as a cash only customer knowing I was probably short, and couldnt make a deal.

Performance: NEED MORE POWER!!! Build Quality: Sucks for the price. Could've been better built Appearance: Awesome...except for the long nose. Sport's body kit made the car look less boring Cost of Ownership: kinda expensive Fun Factor: Sport auto is FUN...except at the limit :(

I bought a 2009 Honda Fit Sport to replace a 2013 Honda Fit, which I regretted selling. Since 2009 was the year Honda increased the number of cup holders to 10, I am at a loss to identify any real differences between the two interiors. The only thing missing is a spare key, which apparently was misplaced along the way. In summary, from personal experience I find the 2009 Fit an ideal fit for someone looking for an affordable, big on the inside small car.