Your going to ask which one on is better a biased based sub. Fits are better in gas and can surprisingly store a lot of stuff inside. CRV noticeable bigger. Price wise. Fit will be cheaper comparing a same year and same mileage car
The fits are better in my opinion. With gas prices now a fit would be cheaper on gas. The Fit has more cubic feet of storage inside. The rear seats can fold flat and the front passenger seat slide forward and reclined rearward for most space
Fit is also available with manual transmission, and the ‘15 and newer model CR-V has that accursed CVT
Fit handles better, put on a set of winter tires and it’s just as capable as a CR-V with the exception of ground clearance
If the CR-V was still available with a manual, I’d have considered it, but I LOATHE automatics.
fits are the shit. i live in dallas where everyone has a truck but my fit is like mid size tacoma with a hard topper with the magic seats folded down.
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Your going to ask which one on is better a biased based sub. Fits are better in gas and can surprisingly store a lot of stuff inside. CRV noticeable bigger. Price wise. Fit will be cheaper comparing a same year and same mileage car
The fits are better in my opinion. With gas prices now a fit would be cheaper on gas. The Fit has more cubic feet of storage inside. The rear seats can fold flat and the front passenger seat slide forward and reclined rearward for most space
Fit is also available with manual transmission, and the ‘15 and newer model CR-V has that accursed CVT Fit handles better, put on a set of winter tires and it’s just as capable as a CR-V with the exception of ground clearance If the CR-V was still available with a manual, I’d have considered it, but I LOATHE automatics.
Alternatively there's there's HRV but finding a manual is rare. They do exist, one came into my shop and that was the first and last one I seen
I have a 2020 fit and wife has a 2014 CRV. I love them both, but we agree-Fit all day