MarTT

After several years of using the TT as a daily driver, I have finally purchased another car to help slow down the odometer on my Coupe (currently at 79,500).

I decided on the 2007 Honda Fit Sport AT (known as the Jazz outside the United States). This is the new entry-level Honda with a 1.5 litre vtec engine. I have the 4-speed auto trans with paddle shifters (standard!). This is a surprisingly roomy, quick and light little car that actually has a great amount of utility. It's by no means a design icon like the TT so the contrast in the garage is eye-opening to say the least! Here are some pics, see them all at the link below.

(Note TT content!)
<img src="http://images17.fotki.com/v15/photos/4/41970/3718544/fit035-vi.jpg">
<img src="http://images17.fotki.com/v325/photos/4/41970/3718544/fit002-vi.jpg">
<img src="http://images1.fotki.com/v321/photos/4/41970/3718544/fit025-vi.jpg">
<img src="http://images17.fotki.com/v326/photos/4/41970/3718544/fit040-vi.jpg">
<img src="http://images17.fotki.com/v8/photos/4/41970/3718544/fit053-vi.jpg"><ul><li><a href="http://public.fotki.com/martt/fit/delivery/">http://public.fotki.com/martt/fit/delivery/</a</li></ul>

Youdaman

cool, no headlight mod required!

Death sTTar

So, based on you first drives, what do you think?

JustAdam

pretty cool little car if ya ask me!

Seneb

I see some amber in there! ;-)

Kareem of Elise

The best "mod" I ever got was a daily driver to keep the wear and tear off the TT

Death sTTar

I second that-my 2003 Accord is about to flip 100,000! My 01 TT, 25K.

MCPaudiTT - DEFCON 1

Congrats on the new car, MarTT. I know how much an extra vehicle comes in handy!

MarTT

I haven't played with the shift paddles yet, but I can see using those to hold a lower gear going through corners. It'll be a great commuter car - and it'll get looks because they are actually hard to find and in great demand. I won't mind the 38 mpg (hwy) and 31 (city) either!

MarTT

Stop that! No mods - no mods, no mods, no mods! ; )