2012 Honda Fit Sport Hatchback 4-door 1.5l on 2040-cars
Versailles, Kentucky, United States
2012 Honda fit Sport
Auto Transmission 13,000 Miles Interior Black Exterior Red Power Locks Power Windows Seats fold into the floor Ice Cold AC Power mirrors Aux port Ipod/Iphone Connection DVD players Bluetooth hands free Tires are literally brand new All scheduled maintenance Always garaged Looks & drives great One owner Seats like new Title in hand Very clean interior Well maintained Selling my 2012 Honda fit Sport with 13,000 miles on the car Avg MPG CITY/HWY 33-34 and HWY alone 40-42 MPG. The car runs great and doesn't have any issues. Words are cheap so i would prefer you to come take a look at the car yourself to get the real feel of the car condition and even take it on a test drive. Has all the controls possible that you can get on the steering wheel. This is the top of the line Honda fit Sport you can get. The car books 14,900 and i am asking 12,900 for the vehicle. If you have any questions or concerns just give me a call. I will answer everything you need to know. I can guarantee you no problems with the vehicle. It's extremely clean inside and out. Give me a call and come take a look. 859 576 7807 VIN# JHMGE8H58CC035983 |
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Honda reveals next-gen Fit Hybrid
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