2012 Honda Fit Sport

Monday, October 31, 2011

2012 Honda Fit Sport comes with style strengths exterior and interior with added new features. It has large interior and cargo volume of a relatively larger vehicle. Honda Fit Sport’s interior receive newly designed console-mounted center beverage holders along with console ambient lighting, which provide easier access and greater stability. All models also receive added sound insulation measures in the floor, front fenders and A-pillars, plus thicker front corner-window glass, to help create a quieter, more-refined cabin environment.
In addition, Honda Fit Sport provides the lowest, flattest cargo floor and the most cargo volume of 57.3 cu-ft. Honda Fit Sport Honda Fit Sport match with urban areas and fit in small parking spaces.

The new Honda Fit Sport is available Blue Raspberry Metallic and Orangeburst Metallic. Interior is enhanced with dark metallic dashboard components for a unified color theme (replacing the previous gray and black theme). Honda Fit Sport receives additional chrome accents around instrument displays.

2012 Honda Fit Sport Side 2012 Honda Fit Sport

The new design’s exterior of 2012 Honda Fit Sport arelooks at front grille and bumper, black headlight bezels and a dark “machined surface” finish for the alloy wheels. The exclusive front fascia design and for 2012 receives body-color exterior mirrors (previously black) and updated wheel covers.

2012 Honda Fit Sport

2012 Honda Fit Sport Front Angle 2012 Honda Fit Sport

Honda Fit Sport model are powered by a four-cylinder engine that produces 117 horsepower at 6,600 rpm and 106 lb-ft. of torque at 4,800 rpm. When equipped with the available automatic transmission, the Fit has an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) city/highway/combined fuel economy rating of 28/35/31 miles per gallon. The Honda Fit Sport with the available automatic transmission has an EPA city/highway/combined fuel economy rating of 27/33/30 miles per gallon. All manual transmission-equipped models have an EPA city/highway/combined fuel economy rating of 27/33/29 miles per gallon.

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