2015 Honda Fit
Specifications
| Year | 2015 |
| Mileage | 133,299 mi |
| Transmission | Auto |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Body Style | Hatchback |
| Condition | Good |
| Title Status | Clean |
| Exterior Color | Silver |
| Engine | 4 cylinders |
| VIN | 3HGGK5H83FM723106 |
Owner's Pitch
"Versatile and fuel-efficient 2015 Honda Fit EX with premium features like a moonroof and Bluetooth. While it needs a minor starter repair and has some cosmetic dings, it remains mechanically solid with new brake rotors. Ideal for a buyer looking for a reliable commuter with instant equity after minor repairs."
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Description
Overview: This 2015 Honda Fit is available for $5,000 with 133,299 miles. It is in good mechanical condition overall, though it currently has a starter issue that makes it difficult to turn over.
Mechanical and Body Condition: Recent maintenance includes new brake rotors. All lights and the stereo system are fully functional. The body has some small dents on the right rear and hatchback doors, and the front panel is slightly loose.
Interior and Features: The interior shows standard wear and tear but is fully intact. Notable features include a moonroof, Bluetooth audio, power windows, and the versatile folding rear Magic Seats.
Sale Terms: The vehicle must be picked up from the seller's location; due to the starter issue, a tow truck may be required. The buyer must meet at the West Hollywood DMV for the title transfer and cover the $50 fee.
Market Highlights
- Subcompact Versatility: The 2015 Honda Fit remains a benchmark for utility in the 2026 used market. Its unique interior packaging and high fuel efficiency make it a highly sought-after model for urban commuters in Los Angeles and Orange County.
- Regional Demand: Southern California buyers place a high premium on Japanese hatchbacks. These vehicles typically retain 10-15% more value than the national average due to the lack of rust and the high cost of fuel in the region.
- Repair Opportunity: This specific vehicle is priced for a quick sale due to its mechanical 'caveats.' For a DIY-capable buyer or someone with a trusted mechanic, the cost of a new starter is far outweighed by the vehicle's inherent market value.