2011 Honda Fit Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

The 2011 Honda Fit sports model is not electric, just a sports model with no extras. You will not find any of the extras that newer model cars have. It is a great small car for city driving and it is a hatchback so you have room for most purchases.

It is small and compact but still has plenty of space for anything I am hauling around. The back seats lay flat making a great space for my dogs to lay down and still have room for weekend getaway luggage.

It drives smooth, efficient gas mileage, and it is quite compared to other cars I have drove in the past. The amount of space in the back if amazing, great for moving medium sized furniture. Comfy seats. Able to function with add-ons such as a Bluetooth player or speaker that contacts up to the cars speakers.

Good mileage. Has a lot of space in the front seat even though it's a small car. The back seats fold down so you can haul items plus you can put only one of the seats down so you could have three people. Synthetic oil so you don't have to change it as often. Easy to maneuver and park.

As I said before the 2011 Honda Fit sports model does not have any of the extras that you find on newer model cars. I would imagine that people would find it uncomfortable for long distance travel. It works great in the city.

It does not have four wheel drive and it sits pretty low to the ground sometimes limiting where I can drive it. The low profile tires add to this difficulty further limiting me on what areas I can drive in.

Cannot move large such as a couch, like a larger vehicle would be able to do. The rear view window is slightly smaller than most forms of smaller cars. The seats are fabric, which take longer to warm up than leather on cold days and are harder to clean.

The only thing I find that annoys me is the fact the tires are very pressure sensitive. When our weather goes from fall into a really cold winter day, there's always a chance that the tire pressure icon shows up and you have to add air in the tires.