"How To Pay Wholesale Prices For A Used Honda Fit!
There's Two Ways To Save!"

The introduction of the Honda Fit to the United States with the 2007 model had remarkably good timing. Gas prices were rising and a "Honda" (good quality) at a reasonable price with good gas mileage seemed to be just what the Doctor ordered. In fact, with Americans becoming a bit more "green" conscious, it just may become a superstar despite the more recent gas price declines.

The roots for the Fit actually go back a bit further, however. Introduced in 2001 to both Japan and Europe as the Honda Jazz, the future Fit was an immediate success. And it's just gotten better since.

The accolades for the Fit now available in the U.S. usually refer to its frugal engine, flexible interior configurations, responsive handling and a rather long list of standard features.

Base and Sport versions are offered, both with a 109 horsepower, 1.5 liter four-cylinder engine. The gas mileage for the Fit is 28 mpg city and 35 mpg highway for the manual, and 27 mpg city and 35 mpg highway for the automatic. The Sport model gets 27 mpg city and 34 on the highway.

Now Honda's new entry-level model, this subcompact four-door, five-passenger hatchback wagon has nearly the same passenger space and more actual cargo space than the Civic sedan, despite the front-wheel-drive Fit being 19.3 inches shorter overall.

It's clever design work that helped create this extra space in a small package. A lower cargo floor was allowed by mounting the Fit's fuel tank near the center of the vehicle. Plus, rear seat cushions flip vertically to create additional space behind the front seats. They also fold down along with the seatbacks to make a flat load floor.

Standard safety features include antilock brakes, front side airbags, and curtain side airbags. Other standard features on all Fits include air conditioning, power windows, power locks, and power mirrors.

The Sport model also comes with 15-inch alloy wheels, wider tires, a roofline rear spoiler, an underbody kit, cruise control, remote entry, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, and a six-speaker 200-watt audio system with digital media connection.

And all with affordable pricing and the "Honda" nameplate for quality.

Edmunds.com says, " ... Honda Fit provides about as much fun as you can have in a thrifty little car."

And J.D. Power rates it 5 stars for both Mechanical Quality and Green Efficiency.

For those of you looking for something good on gas but still fun to drive, this 4-door hatchback may just fit the bill. And we can suggest two ways to help you pay wholesale prices when buying one.

ONE: We're always on the lookout for the nicest used Honda Fits for sale at the Dealer-Only auctions we attend. And we can purchase one specifically for you.

You see, we can purchase any make or model at big discounts to retail ... and pass most of these savings directly to you. Here's where to discover more about our unique, money-saving, and very simple Auto Buying Service.

TWO: You can go to Public Car Auctions in your own geographic area. While this may take more of your time, there are some excellent deals (usually below wholesale) for those who shop these events.

Here's some additional information on locating these auctions and the key issues in using them to your advantage: Honda Fits At Public Auto Auctions.

Also ...

If you're interested in a "Brand New" Honda Fit: Please read about this well-proven method for getting the absolute Best Prices On 'New' Cars.