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Honda Fit Gas Mileage

While the subcompact Honda Fit was first introduced to the US in the 2007 model year, it was first released in Japan way back in 2001. The Fit produces solid gas mileage figures, with highway ratings in the mid-thirty mile per gallon (MPG) range. The diminutive five door is remarkably popular in the UK and Europe, where it’s known as the Honda Jazz. The Fit ably fills the entry-level niche in the Honda lineup, long held by the Civic.

The 2008 Honda Fit is equipped with a 1.5 liter four cylinder VTEC engine that produces 109 horsepower and 105 foot pounds of torque. The Fit can be configured with a 5-speed manual or 5-speed automatic transmission. In Fit Sport trim, the automatic tranny is controlled via steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters.

An all-wheel-drive version of the Fit is available in Japan. There’s no word if or when an AWD Fit will become available here in the States.



Check out our Honda Fit Review:

Honda Fit Gas Mileage – 2007-2010

Year Manf. Model Engine Disp. Fuel Trans. City Hwy
2010 HONDA FIT 4 cylinder 1.5 liter R (A5) Auto 28 35
2010 HONDA FIT 4 cylinder 1.5 liter R (S5) Auto 27 33
2010 HONDA FIT 4 cylinder 1.5 liter R (M5) Manual 27 33
2009 HONDA FIT 4 cylinder 1.5 liter R (S5) Auto 27 33
2009 HONDA FIT 4 cylinder 1.5 liter R (M5) Manual 27 33
2009 HONDA FIT 4 cylinder 1.5 liter R (L5) Auto 28 35
2008 HONDA FIT 4 cylinder 1.5 liter R (S5) Auto 27 33
2008 HONDA FIT 4 cylinder 1.5 liter R (M5) Manual 28 34
2008 HONDA FIT 4 cylinder 1.5 liter R (L5) Auto 27 34
2007 HONDA FIT 4 cylinder 1.5 liter R (S5) Auto 31 37
2007 HONDA FIT 4 cylinder 1.5 liter R (M5) Manual 33 38
2007 HONDA FIT 4 cylinder 1.5 liter R (L5) Auto 31 38

Note: the EPA tweaked their testing procedure, starting with the 2008 model year, with the end result being that the 2008 MPG estimates are now lower than previous years. As always, YMMV.

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#1 John Doe on 08.28.08 at 11:51 am

These cars get great gas mileage. If you keep the RPMs under 2 1/2, you can get up to 42 MPG city/HWY mixed driving. At HWY Speeds keeping velocity of 55-60mph will help increase you mileage with tires set at 40 PSI. Thanks Honda!!

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