Honda Fit ReliabilityAll Years Ranked (2007–2019)
Side-by-side reliability scores, risk levels, and owner-cost projections for every Honda Fit we've analyzed. Identify the best years to buy, the ones to avoid, and the problems that follow the Fit across generations.
Average Score
88/100
Best Year
2019 Honda Fit
Score 92
Weakest Year
2015 Honda Fit
Score 78
Every Honda Fit Ranked
Sorted by reliability score. Each link opens the full year-specific report.
A supremely practical and highly reliable subcompact that consistently outperforms its class in owner satisfaction and long-term value.
Top risks: Fuel System (Injectors) · HVAC System (AC Condenser) · Ignition System (Coils)
A practical, fun-to-drive, and overwhelmingly reliable compact that delivers big on value and versatility, making it a stellar used car choice.
Top risks: Air Conditioning System · Ignition System (Coil Packs/Spark Plugs) · Body/Subframe Rust
A legendary subcompact offering bulletproof reliability, provided you address its few Achilles' heels like rust and transmission fluid.
Top risks: Engine · Transmission · Electrical
A clever, dependable compact that punches above its weight, requiring only minor vigilance for common age-related wear.
Top risks: A/C System · Ignition System · Rust/Corrosion
A remarkably practical, efficient, and largely dependable subcompact that punches above its weight.
Top risks: Air Conditioning System · Ignition System · Rust and Corrosion
A compact champion of reliability and practicality, the 2012 Fit is an outstanding value with few significant weaknesses.
Top risks: Air Conditioning System · Engine - VTC Actuator · Ignition Coils / Spark Plugs
A nearly bulletproof small car, the 2013 Fit offers impressive reliability and practicality with only a few common, manageable weak points.
Top risks: Air Conditioning System · Ignition System · Suspension Components
A compact marvel of practicality and reliability, offering immense value with minimal major risks.
Top risks: HVAC System · Ignition System · Suspension Components
A compact car legend for reliability and utility, offering superb value with minimal common issues.
Top risks: Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) · Ignition System (Coils/Spark Plugs) · Infotainment System
A supremely practical and dependable urban warrior, albeit with a few known quirks that warrant attention, particularly with its CVT.
Top risks: CVT Transmission · Ignition System · Front Suspension Components
A supremely practical and economical subcompact that delivers reliable, fuss-free transportation with minor tech-related caveats.
Top risks: Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) · Infotainment System & Electrical · Air Conditioning System
A highly practical and surprisingly fun subcompact that reliably delivers on its promise of efficient, versatile transport, provided known wear items are addressed.
Top risks: Rust/Corrosion · HVAC System · Ignition System
A supremely practical subcompact, but the CVT demands a thorough inspection to avoid costly surprises.
Top risks: CVT Transmission · Ignition System (Coil Packs/Spark Plugs) · Infotainment System / Electrical Glitches
Problems That Follow the Fit Across Generations
Issues that appear in the top-3 risks across multiple model years — the cost of ownership you can actually predict.
Ignition System
Appears in 6 model years · 46% of generations
Air Conditioning System
Appears in 5 model years · 38% of generations
Rust/Corrosion
Appears in 2 model years · 15% of generations
HVAC System
Appears in 2 model years · 15% of generations
Ignition System (Coil Packs/Spark Plugs)
Appears in 2 model years · 15% of generations
Suspension Components
Appears in 2 model years · 15% of generations
CVT Transmission
Appears in 2 model years · 15% of generations
Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)
Appears in 2 model years · 15% of generations