#2015HondaFit

They’re noisy, slow and even a little dorky so why would anybody choose to own a Toyota Yaris or a Honda Fit?

If you’re a fan of the new 2015 Honda Fit, you’ll want to take a look at how creative some of the builders have gotten for this year’s SEMA Show.

Honda is preparing its books for additional recall charges.

In response to the FIFTH recall of the new Honda Fit the company’s board has cut CEO Takanobu Ito’s pay by a whopping 20 percent!

With SEMA just around the corner builders are now revealing the projects they’re taking to Las Vegas next month.

The 2015 Honda Fit is already being recalled.

The 2015 Honda Fit will be the star of this year’s SEMA Show for the Japanese automaker.

The 2015 Honda Fit was supposed to begin shipping to customers in April 2014, but that hasn’t happened yet.

Later this year, ZipCar will address one of the steepest challenges it and other brands like it face.

There’s plenty of new cars heading to dealerships in the coming months, and AutoGuide is first to review them.

The 2015 Honda Fit, the 2015 Hyundai Genesis sedan and the 2015 Cadillac Escalade all usher in new generations for the popular models… but how do they stack up against their predecessors and against the competition? This past week, AutoGuide‘s most watched videos were reviews on all three vehicles, as we take a look to see if newer is indeed better.

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Unofficial pricing and packaging information for the 2015 Honda Fit has leaked through an enthusiast forum. 

Sub-compacts and a powerful pickup truck are on the menu this week for AutoGuide Now, our weekly sneak-peek at what new cars are being tested by the AutoGuide.com team.

It didn’t take long for Honda to address safety concerns around its Fit sub-compact hatchback raised by the IIHS’ small overlap crash test.

Honda has just introduced the third generation 2015 Fit for the American market. Set to go on sale this spring, Honda promises this new Fit will continue to offer great interior space and fuel efficiency while retaining the fun-to-drive reputation this little hatchback has earned over the years.

Honda has redesigned the Fit subcompact from the ground up for 2015 and the Japanese automaker has rolled out the new car here at the 2014 Detroit Auto Show.