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2013 Honda Fit MPG And Review

2013 Honda Fit MPG And Review


2013 Honda Fit MPG And Review- More individuals are finding you don't need to pay a ton to get a ton of auto. Such is the situation with the 2013 Honda Fit, a subcompact 5-entryway that is shockingly ample, stacked with cool peculiarities, and pretty darn adorable to boot. Taller than most autos its size, the Fit offers upright seating with abundant headroom and legroom both front and back. What's more, on the grounds that its a Honda, the Fit commonly gets incredible gas mileage while simultaneously conveying an abnormal state of amusing to-drive. For the individuals who would rather wave farewell to fuel through and through, there's the new all-electric Fit EV. In truth, contenders like Ford's Fiesta, Chevy's Sonic and Kia's Rio5 are similarly alluring, however Honda has been in the little auto diversion a ton longer, and that conveys some weight.

2013 Honda Fit MPG And Review

Safety 

Each 2013 Honda Fit comes standard with non-freezing stopping devices (front plate, back drum), dependability and footing control, front side airbags, side shade airbags and dynamic head limitations. The Fit arrived at a prevent from 60 mph in a baffling 131 feet - around 10 feet longer than normal. 

In government accident testing, the Fit got four out of five stars for general accident assurance, with four stars in all frontal crash and side accident insurance classes. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety honored the Fit the most elevated conceivable rating of "Great" in the moderate-cover frontal-counterbalance, side-effect and top quality tests. In the little cover frontal balance test, notwithstanding, the Honda earned the most minimal score of "Poor". In decency, numerous subcompacts assessed hitherto utilizing this stringent new test have performed likewise. The Fit's seat/head limitation configuration was additionally appraised "Great" for whiplash assurance in back effects. 

Interior 

2013 Honda Fit MPG And ReviewWhere late Honda inner parts have been condemned for being excessively traditionalist, the 2013 Fit obviously didn't get the update. Blue-lit gages are encompassed by a curvaceous instrument board flanked by similarly expand entryway boards and seats. The Fit's inner part is as fun as it is utilitarian, with high seating positions both front and back, and liberal headroom and legroom all around. At the point when not convey travelers, the back seats overlap level to make a respectable 57.3 cubic-feet of freight space. That is more load room than in the Nissan Versa or Kia Rio5 !.

Exterior 

Outlined in light of Americans, the 2013 Honda Fit's tall top and entryways make it simple to get into and out of, while the liberal scope of glass, including triangular smaller than expected windows in front of the front entryways, gives everybody inside a get view out. A long wheelbase gives the Fit a smooth ride and a more steady stage – it likewise expands the measure of legroom accessible to back seat travelers. The Sport trim makes things as stride further, with a shade keyed lower body unit and spoiler, dark headlamp bezels and dull "machine-completed" 16-inch amalgam wheels. 

Engine 

2013 Honda Fit MPG And ReviewThe 2013 Honda Fit 5-entryway has a 1.5-liter motor outfitted with Honda's propelled i-VTEC framework. The i-VTEC setup changes the admission and fumes valve incitation to upgrade execution while as yet attaining to great mileage and low emanations. The Fit transmissions come in two distinctive 5-velocity flavors: manual and programmed. The programmed form utilizes a 3-mode framework: an "ordinary" commute mode, a "game" mode that holds off changing gears for greatest execution, and a "manual" mode, which permits the driver to change gears with oar shifters on the directing wheel. From zero rpm, the Fit EV's lasting magnet electric engine pushes an incredible 189 lb-ft of top torque through a solitary rate gearbox. Once the battery is exhausted, a full energize utilizing the standard 120-volt power supply takes about 15 hours, while a 240-volt source (excluded) requires just three.

What's New for 2013 

Joining the lineup for 2013, the new battery-electric Fit EV speaks to Honda's first endeavor at a cutting edge electric auto in the U.s. market. Provided for its $37,000-in addition to sticker value (last cost after the 36-month lease, motivating forces included), just 1,100 duplicates will be delivered throughout the following three years, with accessibility constrained to everything except a modest bunch of states.

Specification: 2013 Honda Fit


Engine
Exterior
Interior
1.5-liter 4-cylinder
117 horsepower @ 6,600 rpm
106 lb-ft of torque @ 4,800 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 27/33 mpg (manual, Sport automatic), 28/35 mpg (automatic)

AC synchronous electric motor
20 kWh lithium-ion battery pack
92 kW/123 horsepower @ 3,695-10,320 rpm (sport mode)
189 lb-ft of torque @ 0-3,056 rpm
EPA-estimated range: 82 miles
Color (Silver, Blue, Red, Black,

White, etc)

Width 5 ft. 6.7 in. (66.7 in.)

Height 5 ft. 0 in. (60 in.)

Length 13 ft. 5.6 in. (161.6 in.)

Suspension (MacPherson strut front suspension, Torsion beam rear suspension, Front independent suspension, Stabilizer bar stabilizer bar)
Color (Gray)

Total Seating 5

Curb Weight 2577 lbs.

Maximum Cargo Capacity 57.3 cu.ft.

Car Entertainment (Mast antenna, 4 total speakers, 160 watts stereo output, AM/FM stereo, Speed sensitive volume control, Auxiliary audio input and USB with external media control, Radio data system, USB connection)


You'll Like This Car If... 

In the event that discovering a little auto that can agreeably fit four grown-ups for around $16,000 appears like a channel dream, now is the right time to wake up. The Honda Fit not just qualifies, it additionally gets around 35 mpg on the interstate and holds its esteem superior to pretty much anything in its class. 

You May Not Like This Car If... 

While its efficiency figures are not terrible, they pale contrasted with the 40-mpg numbers posted via autos like the Kia Rio5, Ford Fiesta and Chevy Sonic. Additionally, the car adaptations of those autos cost not exactly the 5-entryway just Honda Fit.

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