What is the real fuel consumption of Fit 1.5cvt?

The Fit is a typical Japanese car, one of the more fuel-efficient models. Regarding the Fit 1.5L cvt comfort version you mentioned, its official fuel consumption is 5.3L per 100 kilometers. However, the actual fuel consumption varies greatly depending on the driving conditions of individual car owners. It is about 5.5-6L per 100 kilometers. A very few car owners can drive up to 7L. Taken together, there is not much difference in official measured fuel consumption, and it is one of the very fuel-efficient models.

The Fit car can be said to be Honda's proud work. It is an early and classic best-selling model. The Fit was born in 1982 and has a history of decades now. Since its launch, hundreds of thousands of vehicles have been sold in Japan, and later exported to Thailand, the United States and other places. Fit officially entered China in 2002. Although it did not take as long as Corolla, Jetta and other models to enter China, it did not affect its strength at all. After being launched in China, it also achieved a double harvest of reputation and sales.

Advantage 1 of Fit: As a classic model of Honda, it inherits Honda's good tradition of buying an engine and giving it as a gift. Its performance in terms of engine and power is one of the better among models in the same price range. The Fit is equipped with a 1.5L engine, with a maximum horsepower of 131PS and a torque of 155NM. This power output beats the Volkswagen Polo, which is known as a small steel cannon. The Volkswagen Polo is also 1.5L, and its maximum The horsepower is 110 and the maximum torque is 150, which is still far behind the Fit. It can be seen that the Fit's power performance is not to be boasted. It is worth bragging for a mobility scooter to have such a power system for three years.

Advantage 2: Durable. The quality of the entire Fit vehicle is relatively good and very durable. Most car owners have reported that they have been driving the Fit for several years and there have been almost no problems or repairs. It saves trouble. It is worry-free and durable, this is what Fit deserves to be praised for.

Advantage 3: Large space. Although the Fit looks small on the outside, the interior space is relatively large, both in terms of seating space and trunk space. Some car owners actually pulled a few tall men into the car. , as a result, it was not completely effortless to sit up, and there was no sense of suffocation, which is worthy of praise.

Fit Disadvantage 1: Poor interior and few configurations. This is a common problem of joint venture cars at this price. Unless it is a model worth hundreds of thousands or more, the interiors of joint venture cars are quite bad, and almost all of them are made of hardware. Wrapped in high-quality plastic, the cheap plastic feel is quite strong. And there are not many configurations, such as tire pressure monitoring, trip computer, color LCD screen, and multi-function steering wheel. If you want to buy a high-end joint venture car worth RMB 89,000, don’t consider it. Domestic cars in the same price range are sold instantly. They still have some left.

Disadvantage 2: Poor sound insulation. This is also a common problem of many Japanese cars. Their bodies are relatively thin and light, so they are very fuel-efficient, but the corresponding sound insulation is much worse. It doesn’t feel too great when driving in the city, but on the highway The sound is very obvious wherever you go. This is a natural disadvantage that cannot be changed. Even the Civic, which has been relatively popular in the past two years, has problems with poor sound insulation and loud tire noise, so you have to endure it or endure it. After all, the price here cannot be too high.

Summary: As a family mobility scooter, the Fit is definitely qualified. It has a lot of space, plenty of power and is fuel-efficient. As for the interior configuration, considering its low price, it is still tolerable.