blurred wrote:are you that ignorant? the fit is quite obviously a very small car meant for families and city life. there are no sporty intentions.... it is not a sport compact... it is competing with other small cars like the toyota echo/now yaris.
blurred wrote:are you that ignorant? the fit is quite obviously a very small car meant for families and city life. there are no sporty intentions.... it is not a sport compact... it is competing with other small cars like the toyota echo/now yaris.Are YOU that ignorant?
JimmyZ wrote:
To me it looks EXACTLY like a Toyota Matrix .
JimmyZ wrote:Also, for a company that claims to be so "plugged in" to the sport compact market, I don't see how Honda thinks they'll be able to get anywhere with a 109HP engine in a car that size.
JimmyZ wrote:Of course, it wont be long till the body kits and everything will be available so everyone can THINK they're fast..
blurred wrote:thats like saying the mazda5 looks exactly like a ford tribute... they are clearly not quite the same.Appearances are a subjective thing. When I saw the car, the Toyota Matrix was the first thing I thought of, and still is.
blurred wrote:I think you completely missed the point of my last post. Whether the car is going to be marketed to the "sport compact segment" or not, you have to know that's exactly where it's going to end up. How to you think it is we have everything from Kia Sephias to 4 door Cavalier 2.2's at the track nowadays?JimmyZ wrote:Also, for a company that claims to be so "plugged in" to the sport compact market, I don't see how Honda thinks they'll be able to get anywhere with a 109HP engine in a car that size.its not a sport compact... so what does this have to do with anything?
the car is tiny..and marketed towards people that want a frugal car with useable interior space and good fuel economy. 109hp is enough to move the car around... i think you have completely missed the point of this vehicle.
blurred wrote:My grandmother didn't buy a body kit for her Cavalier either, but there's no shortage of people on this website who did. The same will go for the Fit. Many won't, but some will and they will (as I said in my previous post) "think " their car is fast. So I guess that's all that matters.JimmyZ wrote:Of course, it wont be long till the body kits and everything will be available so everyone can THINK they're fast.again i dont think my grandmother will be buying a bodykit for this car... she will however enjoy driving her bingo friends around..
clearly you do not understand the market for this car.
GAM (The Kilted One) wrote:http://fitfreak.net/forums/showthread.php?t=3419
Eric Garvock wrote:Fit= Gay
enough saidwhat represent
Tribals wrote:Looks like a scaled down Odyssey:
Our Odyssey:
M I N I O N - Sinbird wrote:looks like a small car with lots of room inside to me..... damn them for marketing casr to people in crowded cities. I've never heard of someone that gas milage and things other than speed appeal to either... what were they thinking?
Eric Garvock wrote:But that still doesnt change the fact that theres already suport for "tuning" it. Thats the only thing I have against it. Im sure itll be a more than decent honda product.