I think I'm in love (aka: "The Fit is Go!"*)
I have a 13-year-old car, affectionately named Phyl.
It's a wonderful car with 142,000 miles, and I never want to give it up. It fits into the tiniest Chicagoland parallel parking spots, and it gets between 31-39 miles to the gallon.
Unfortunately, it's starting to need more and more repairs as it ages.
So I've been beginning to think seriously about a new car. I'd thought about another Civic, but they've gone more-and-more upmarket, and they've become larger and larger over the past few years. I don't want a big car.
It was if Honda read my mind: at the Detroit Auto Show it revealed plans for a new compact car: the Fit. It even comes with a crazy-cool Space Invaders promotional Web site.
At least now I know for what I'm saving up my down-payment.
* Anyone want to tell me what "The Fit is Go!" means?
It's a wonderful car with 142,000 miles, and I never want to give it up. It fits into the tiniest Chicagoland parallel parking spots, and it gets between 31-39 miles to the gallon.
Unfortunately, it's starting to need more and more repairs as it ages.
So I've been beginning to think seriously about a new car. I'd thought about another Civic, but they've gone more-and-more upmarket, and they've become larger and larger over the past few years. I don't want a big car.
It was if Honda read my mind: at the Detroit Auto Show it revealed plans for a new compact car: the Fit. It even comes with a crazy-cool Space Invaders promotional Web site.
At least now I know for what I'm saving up my down-payment.
* Anyone want to tell me what "The Fit is Go!" means?
2 Comments:
That's pretty cool. And I'm a big fan of the Space Invaders theme they've got going on, too.
But "The Fit is go" makes no sense. I wonder if something got lost in translation?
Have you seen the Toyota Yaris?
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