Honda Fit dimensions

The 2012 Honda Fit is no longer the only choice for a fun-to-drive, well-rounded subcompact, but it remains the hands-down utility champ. Honda Fit Hatchback offers the following pros: Cool trunk space and cab versatility; roomy backseat; fun to drive; impressive visibility. Honda Fit Hatchback drawbacks are: Sluggish acceleration with automatic transmission; no height adjustment for driver seat; not as economical as other top rivals.

The 2012 Honda Fit is a subcompact 4-door hatchback that's provided in two versions.

The base model comes traditional with 15-inch metal wheels, keyless entry, air-conditioning, cloth upholstery, a 60/40-split-folding back bench, cruise control, full performance accessories, a tilt-and-telescoping helm and a four-speaker audio system with a CD player, optional stereo input slot and an iPod/usb slot.

The Honda Fit Sport adds 16-inch alloy wheels, a back spoiler, a sport body kit with chrome exhaust tip, foglights, a driver bench armrest, a leather-wrapped helm with stereo controls, shift paddles (automatic transmission only), Bluetooth stereo and phone connectivity, and two add-on speakers for the audio system. A navigator with touchscreen interface, voice controls and a digital stereo card reader is available as an feature on Sport models. .