09 Fit Sport Navi 0-60 in 8.3 secs.
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09 Fit Sport Navi 0-60 in 8.3 secs.
New Motor Trend test on Fit:
2009 Honda Fit Sport - Quick Test - Motor Trend
I predicted 8.4 secs from Car and Driver, so I'm pleased with this faster time, and I told you all not to give much weight to Edmund's 10.2 time.
2009 Honda Fit Sport - Quick Test - Motor Trend
I predicted 8.4 secs from Car and Driver, so I'm pleased with this faster time, and I told you all not to give much weight to Edmund's 10.2 time.
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New Motor Trend test on Fit:
2009 Honda Fit Sport - Quick Test - Motor Trend
I predicted 8.4 secs from Car and Driver, so I'm pleased with this faster time, and I told you all not to give much weight to Edmund's 10.2 time.
2009 Honda Fit Sport - Quick Test - Motor Trend
I predicted 8.4 secs from Car and Driver, so I'm pleased with this faster time, and I told you all not to give much weight to Edmund's 10.2 time.
MT has never been a paragon of accuracy. Like David E Davis' Automobile, MT has never trusted timer measurements if it didn't back what they wanted to say. That lead to the data and 'car of the year' frauds that many of you do not remember.
Wait til R&T and C&D publish their results before crowing. Here we matched an 08 Fit Sport and 09 Sport side by side accelerating from 30 mph and 40 mph and the 09 lost every time.
#14
IIRC Motor Trend also put the GD3 in the 8 seconds as well.
To be quite honest though, worrying about which economy car can do 0-60 in the faster amount of time is rather silly. Even a 1 second difference after that long wait is barely perceivable to the average person.
To be quite honest though, worrying about which economy car can do 0-60 in the faster amount of time is rather silly. Even a 1 second difference after that long wait is barely perceivable to the average person.
#15
this is impressive number indeed. vw rabbit 2.5 with MT does 8.5 for 0-60..
r18 civic with MT does 7.7 so, it's still slower than civic but probably one of the fastest econo box out there.
1 sec difference in 0-60 dash is like, 3~4 car length BTW.
r18 civic with MT does 7.7 so, it's still slower than civic but probably one of the fastest econo box out there.
1 sec difference in 0-60 dash is like, 3~4 car length BTW.
#16
IIRC Motor Trend also put the GD3 in the 8 seconds as well.
To be quite honest though, worrying about which economy car can do 0-60 in the faster amount of time is rather silly. Even a 1 second difference after that long wait is barely perceivable to the average person.
To be quite honest though, worrying about which economy car can do 0-60 in the faster amount of time is rather silly. Even a 1 second difference after that long wait is barely perceivable to the average person.
#20
Right on.
I didn't buy the Fit for 0-60 times or for 1/4 miles. That's what my "other" car is for.
I bought the Fit because I needed a reliable car that could haul stuff around and be used/abused as a daily commuter (74 mile commute daily), and so far, I'm loving what the Fit can deliver on that end.
Quibbling about 0.1 or 0.5 seconds here or there seems completely pointless.
I didn't buy the Fit for 0-60 times or for 1/4 miles. That's what my "other" car is for.
I bought the Fit because I needed a reliable car that could haul stuff around and be used/abused as a daily commuter (74 mile commute daily), and so far, I'm loving what the Fit can deliver on that end.
Quibbling about 0.1 or 0.5 seconds here or there seems completely pointless.