2007 Honda Fit

[drift into a curb]

Perfect first car. Great on mileage. 61k miles on the odometer. Manual transmission. Oil is changed frequently. Car was maintained by SoCal Motorwerks. Did the 60k mile check at approximately 45k miles. That's how much I care about my baby.

Replaced the brakes/fluids with Honda equipment only. I recently replaced the front tires and battery. The battery is much more expensive than standard batteries because it has a new case design, NOT used by many other manufacturers, so anywhere you go, it's expensive. Asking $9k.

Has some nice aftermarket additions:
HIDs (super bright and lifetime warranty on bulbs)
Eibach Springs
Fujita cold Air Intake

I'm a long time seller on zilvia and my track record speaks for itself. I don't sell crap and I support the community. Please serious inquiries only. E-mail me to schedule a time to view the car. [email protected]

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[dudermagee]

61k miles down 200k to go.
I love these cars, great milage, reliability, usually low cost repairs (didn't know about the battery :/)
My wife has one and loves it, she usually averages high 30's for mpg.
GLWS

[drift into a curb]

Thanks for the vouch. This car can easily get at least 40mpg driving freeway. It's so amazing!

[lainardisboss]

man i wish i had the money for this