New Honda Fit 2005

[Lady81]

Hi all brothers & sisters.......

The following attached file is 2005 New Facelift for Honda Fit

[Luckcent]

Sui sia......

[Lady81]

of course Sui lah......This New Facelift Honda Fit wil launch in the market on Sept

[Ahliew]

the interior looks alot like city

[Silverarrow]

of course Sui lah......This New Facelift Honda Fit wil launch in the market on Sept

 

I thought it has already been launched?

[Lady81]

Nw market selling is 1.3L.....For this lastest model is 1.5L. Do u know hw much is the selling price for 1.3L???So i can do the comparison lor. I heard frm my friend that 1.5L come with sun roof

Edited September 10, 2004 by Lady81

[Silverarrow]

Nw market selling is 1.3L.....For this lastest model is 1.5L. Do u know hw much is the selling price for 1.3L???So i can do the comparison lor. I heard frm my friend that 1.5L come with sun roof

 

The selling price of the Fit 1.3 depends on vehicle specs, and it varies between the 1.3S, 1.3W, 1.3A and 1.5Y models (funny how they combined to spell "SWAY"). It has been mentioned that the Fit 1.3W costs around $75K while the 1.3A is priced at around $72K, give or take a grand or two depending on who the PI is.

 

For really shocking prices, a Fit 1.5W will set you back some $85K, which is more than what a Civic will cost. If you think that's bad, a Fit 1.5S will break your bank to the tune of $100K or thereabouts.

 

For more talks on the Fit/Jazz, you can check out this link: http://forum.sg-fit-jazz.com

[Lady81]

serious so expensive who wan to buy

[Zacer]

A v EXPENSIVE 1.3Lcar. but think will still draw crowd to buy

[Silverarrow]

Yeah... I think the Fit 1.5 VTEC is overpriced. But shop around a little, and you may find a good deal for a Fit 1.3 from a PI.

 

If Kah Motor's marketing personnel have any cow sense, they ought to bring in the Jazz 1.5 iDSI from Thailand. It's also equipped with the 7-speed Steermatic shifter, but shouldn't be too costly due to its origins.

[Silverarrow]

I guess one has to pay a little more for the price of innovation.

[Zacer]

the interior but exterior not much difference. and the price can get better cars higher CC? the FC i assume still

[Silverarrow]

the interior but exterior not much difference. and the price can get better cars higher CC? the FC i assume still

 

Yup, for that kind of price, one can almost get a Hyundai Tucson 2.0L SUV. Of course, the type of car buyers that would typically go for a Fit will also throw up a fit at an SUV's fuel consumption.

 

Personally, I'll go for an SUV though, FC be damned.

[sgxwish]

-Bump-

 

Anyone willing to keep this thread alive bcos I just bought a 2nd-hand Fit, same year as my first car :)