Anyone owned another HONDA before the Fit?
#4
Still own 1989 Honda Accord LXi, 5 spd manual, 232,000 miles, original engine, remanufactured transmission.
#11
This dates me somewhat:
1978 Accord
1978 Accord
1981 Twinstar (traded for Helix)
1982 Civic 4dr (traded for '89 CRX)
1989 CRX DX (note 2)
1990 Civic DX 4dr
1990 CRX Si (note 2)
1994 Helix (note 1)
1993 Civic Si (note 3)
1999 CR-V EX (traded for '02 Civic)
2002 Civic 4dr EX
2003 Honda watch (note 1)
2005 CR-V EX
2006 HRR lawnmower (note 1)
2007 Fit (note 1)
Notes:
1. Still have
2. Passed on to family member and still going
3. Getting new engine as son-in-law never changed the timing belt, even though I told him to! Youngest daughter is going to get it.
1978 Accord
1978 Accord
1981 Twinstar (traded for Helix)
1982 Civic 4dr (traded for '89 CRX)
1989 CRX DX (note 2)
1990 Civic DX 4dr
1990 CRX Si (note 2)
1994 Helix (note 1)
1993 Civic Si (note 3)
1999 CR-V EX (traded for '02 Civic)
2002 Civic 4dr EX
2003 Honda watch (note 1)
2005 CR-V EX
2006 HRR lawnmower (note 1)
2007 Fit (note 1)
Notes:
1. Still have
2. Passed on to family member and still going
3. Getting new engine as son-in-law never changed the timing belt, even though I told him to! Youngest daughter is going to get it.
#12
Hondas owned before the Fit-
82 Honda Civic sedan (great car- only $7200 new)
84 Honda Accord sedan (not so good, used and falling apart, got it as hand me down from my father)
01 Honda Odyssey (not too bad, lots of warranty problems and issues, bad transmission replaced, bad electrical, bad rear window motors, bad seat belt wear/fraying, bad glove box screws, bad radio volume, bad rear spoiler weather strip, etc). I have 7 year extended warranty.
06 Civic EX sedan (OK, but the 82 sedan was better and more fun to drive)
Overall, Honda is doing OK as a modern car company.
I don't really care for the fuel hog SUVs and big trucks.
A Fit hybrid makes sense.
So does a Fit Si.
82 Honda Civic sedan (great car- only $7200 new)
84 Honda Accord sedan (not so good, used and falling apart, got it as hand me down from my father)
01 Honda Odyssey (not too bad, lots of warranty problems and issues, bad transmission replaced, bad electrical, bad rear window motors, bad seat belt wear/fraying, bad glove box screws, bad radio volume, bad rear spoiler weather strip, etc). I have 7 year extended warranty.
06 Civic EX sedan (OK, but the 82 sedan was better and more fun to drive)
Overall, Honda is doing OK as a modern car company.
I don't really care for the fuel hog SUVs and big trucks.
A Fit hybrid makes sense.
So does a Fit Si.