What else is there to say about this car? It is “super compact”, smoothly styled, and versatile enough for both car enthusiasts and first-timers to drool over. Whichever side of the fence you’re on, you know that Honda Fit Wood Grain is always a great idea. CARiD.com is here with a full line of the finishes you want including vintage Real Woods, spicy Carbon Fiber, fine Synthetics, and your OEM Factory-Match Wood.
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Well, yes, but Japan and Europe have known about the superb Honda Fit since 2001, when it first landed in their respective showrooms and quickly set sales records. It simply took a further five years to reach us here in the U.S. as Honda struggled with the "ifs" and "buts" of introducing such a small car in America. In the end, the combination of Scion's marketing success and skyrocketing gasoline prices finally forced American Honda to bring the Honda Fit to the U.S.
Now it's time for a major model change, and the new Honda Fit will be introduced at the 2007 Tokyo Auto Show. About a year from now, it will reach America as the 2009 Honda Fit. Bigger in Almost Every Way. Not surprisingly, the all-new 2009 Honda Fit follows the same recipe as its predecessor. Centered as before around its centrally located fuel tank — the key ingredient in the packaging formula — the Fit gets a tweaked design look, more interior space and, wait for it, improved ride and handling, an issue of some controversy with its predecessor.
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