Next gen Honda Fit breaks cover
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Next gen Honda Fit breaks cover
It was recently posted in a TOV forum thread by a TOV member who claims that despite the clear doctoring of the photo (the doctoring all appears to have been done in an effort to conceal the vehicle's location), it's the real deal. Apparently, official images will break on the 26th, when a raft of Japanese car mags will be hitting the shelves with photos (or at least accurate renderings) of the actual car.
http://www.vtec.net/news/news-item?news_item_id=704003
That's for Japanese market, right?
I doubt ours will be remodel anytime soon, sure the fit is been out in Japan for a long time, but only arrived here last year. Just like the xB.
the picture looks OK to me.
I doubt ours will be remodel anytime soon, sure the fit is been out in Japan for a long time, but only arrived here last year. Just like the xB.
the picture looks OK to me.
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theyr trying to make it look like a taller/ shorter lenght '01-'05 Civic SI lol
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the glass roof is cool.. wonder if that'll make it over.
Hmm.. RS = Road Sailing?!?!? Did I read that correctly?
The taillights look like some of those that I've seen on Fits here (people have swapped out their stock for aftermarket ones with LED brakelights)
Hmm.. RS = Road Sailing?!?!? Did I read that correctly?
The taillights look like some of those that I've seen on Fits here (people have swapped out their stock for aftermarket ones with LED brakelights)
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ahahahaha
looks like a toy car
one of those micro RC cars @ radioshack or something
LMAO
isnt this smaller than the current Fit?
so yeah i doubt its for north american market as blacksc400 says
looks like a toy car
one of those micro RC cars @ radioshack or something
LMAO
isnt this smaller than the current Fit?
so yeah i doubt its for north american market as blacksc400 says
