Honda Fit trim levels explained

By CarWhere Research · Updated November 5, 2026

Honda sold the Fit in the U.S. for 2007–2013 and 2015–2020. First- and second-generation cars (2007–2013) came as Fit or Fit Sport. The third generation (2015–2020) added LX, EX and EX-L trims, a 130-hp direct-injected engine and a CVT. Used buyers wanting driver-assist tech should look for a 2018–2020 car with Honda Sensing.

Previous Fit trim levels: Fit, third generation (final 2020 model year)

The last U.S. Fit lineup was LX, Sport, EX and EX-L, with a 6-speed manual on LX and Sport only. Honda added the Sport trim and offered Honda Sensing for 2018. For a used buyer, 2018–2020 cars are the ones Honda offered with Honda Sensing, listed in its 2018 pricing as LX and Sport “with Honda Sensing” versions.[1][2][3]

Honda Fit Fit, third generation (final 2020 model year) trims in ladder order with 2020 model-year base MSRP (USD), engines and key standard equipment
Trim	Base MSRP (2020, USD)	Engines	Key standard equipment
LX	$16,190excl. $955 destination (2020 MY); $17,145 incl.; CVT $16,990	1.5L direct-injected DOHC i-VTEC four-cylinder (130 hp, 114 lb-ft, Honda preliminary launch rating) 6-speed manual or CVT	EPA 29/36/31 mpg (manual), 33/40/36 (CVT) Magic Seat rear seat; 52.7 cu ft cargo with seats folded [1][4]
Sport	$17,600excl. $955 destination (2020 MY); CVT $18,400	1.5L direct-injected DOHC i-VTEC four-cylinder (130 hp, 114 lb-ft, Honda preliminary launch rating) 6-speed manual or CVT	EPA 29/36/31 (manual), 31/36/33 (CVT) Sport trim added for 2018 [1][2][4]
EX	$19,060excl. $955 destination (2020 MY); CVT only for 2020	1.5L direct-injected DOHC i-VTEC four-cylinder (130 hp, 114 lb-ft, Honda preliminary launch rating) CVT	EPA 31/36/33 mpg [1][4]
EX-L	$20,620excl. $955 destination (2020 MY)	1.5L direct-injected DOHC i-VTEC four-cylinder (130 hp, 114 lb-ft, Honda preliminary launch rating) CVT	EPA 31/36/33 mpg Leather-trimmed seating [1][4]

MSRP excludes destination unless noted. "—" means we could not confirm the price from a Honda pricing source.

Previous Fit trim levels: Fit, third generation at launch (2015 model year)

The 2015 redesign brought a new direct-injected 1.5L engine, a 6-speed manual or CVT, and three trims: LX, EX and EX-L (with optional navigation). A rearview camera and Bluetooth were standard; smart entry, a moonroof, heated front seats, LaneWatch and a 7-inch Display Audio screen were available. There was no 2014 Fit, so 2013 and 2015 cars are a generation apart.[5][4][3]

Honda Fit Fit, third generation at launch (2015 model year) trims in ladder order with 2015 model-year base MSRP (USD), engines and key standard equipment
Trim	Base MSRP (2015, USD)	Engines	Key standard equipment
LX	$15,650excl. $820 destination (2015 MY); CVT $16,450	1.5L direct-injected DOHC i-VTEC four-cylinder (130 hp, 114 lb-ft, Honda preliminary launch rating) 6-speed manual or CVT	EPA 29/37/32 (manual), 33/41/36 (CVT) Standard rearview camera and Bluetooth [5][4]
EX	$17,560excl. $820 destination (2015 MY); CVT $18,360	1.5L direct-injected DOHC i-VTEC four-cylinder (130 hp, 114 lb-ft, Honda preliminary launch rating) 6-speed manual or CVT	EPA 32/38/35 mpg (CVT) [5][4]
EX-L	$19,925excl. $820 destination (2015 MY); $20,925 with navigation	1.5L direct-injected DOHC i-VTEC four-cylinder (130 hp, 114 lb-ft, Honda preliminary launch rating) CVT	EPA 32/38/35 mpg Leather-trimmed seating [5][4]

MSRP excludes destination unless noted. "—" means we could not confirm the price from a Honda pricing source.

Previous Fit trim levels: Fit, second generation (2009 model year)

The second-generation Fit kept the simple two-trim lineup, Fit and Fit Sport, with a 117-hp 1.5L and a 5-speed manual or 5-speed automatic. Fit Sport adds alloys, an aero kit, fog lights and cruise control; navigation was a Fit Sport option and, per Honda’s 2010 release, brought Vehicle Stability Assist with it.[6][7][3]

Honda Fit Fit, second generation (2009 model year) trims in ladder order with 2009 model-year base MSRP (USD), engines and key standard equipment
Trim	Base MSRP (2009, USD)	Engines	Key standard equipment
Fit	$14,750excl. $710 destination (2009 MY); automatic $15,550	1.5L SOHC i-VTEC four-cylinder (117 hp, 106 lb-ft), 5-speed manual or 5-speed automatic	EPA 27/33/29 (manual), 28/35/31 (automatic) 15-inch wheels, 4-speaker audio, power windows/locks/mirrors [6][7]
Fit Sport	$16,260excl. $710 destination (2009 MY); automatic $17,110; with navigation $18,110 / $18,960	1.5L SOHC i-VTEC four-cylinder (117 hp, 106 lb-ft), 5-speed manual or 5-speed automatic with paddle shifters	16-inch alloys, aero kit, fog lights, cruise control, USB audio Navigation version adds Vehicle Stability Assist [6][7]

MSRP excludes destination unless noted. "—" means we could not confirm the price from a Honda pricing source.

Previous Fit trim levels: Fit, first generation (2007 model year)

The first U.S. Fit arrived for 2007 with a 109-hp 1.5L and two trims, Fit and Fit Sport, each with a 5-speed manual or 5-speed automatic. Fit Sport automatics have steering-wheel paddle shifters. These are the oldest and cheapest Fits, so condition and recall completion matter most.[8][9][3]

Honda Fit Fit, first generation (2007 model year) trims in ladder order with 2007 model-year base MSRP (USD), engines and key standard equipment
Trim	Base MSRP (2007, USD)	Engines	Key standard equipment
Fit	$13,850excl. $595 destination and handling (2007 MY); automatic $14,650	1.5L four-cylinder (109 hp, 105 lb-ft), 5-speed manual or 5-speed automatic	EPA 33/38 mpg city/hwy (manual, pre-2008 rating method) [8][9]
Fit Sport	$15,170excl. $595 destination and handling (2007 MY); automatic $15,970	1.5L four-cylinder (109 hp, 105 lb-ft), 5-speed manual or 5-speed automatic with paddle shifters	Paddle shifters on automatic [8][9]

MSRP excludes destination unless noted. "—" means we could not confirm the price from a Honda pricing source.

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Frequently asked questions

Which Honda Fit trim should I look for used?

For modern tech, a 2018–2020 Fit: Honda’s 2018 pricing lists LX and Sport versions “with Honda Sensing,” and EX and EX-L for more equipment. For the lowest price, a 2009–2013 Fit or Fit Sport keeps the simple 117-hp powertrain and a conventional 5-speed automatic.

What years was the Honda Fit sold in the U.S.?

Model years 2007–2013 and 2015–2020. The EPA record has no 2014 Fit, and 2020 was the final U.S. model year.

What is the difference between the Fit and Fit Sport?

On 2009–2013 cars, Fit Sport adds 16-inch alloys, an underbody aero kit, a rear spoiler, fog lights, cruise control, keyless entry and a 6-speaker USB-capable stereo. Automatic Fit Sports also get paddle shifters.

Does every Honda Fit have the Magic Seat?

Honda’s 2015 launch release lists the Magic Seat as a Fit feature, giving 52.7 cubic feet of cargo space with the second row folded. It is a signature of the model.

Did the Fit come with a manual transmission?

Yes. 2007–2013 Fits offered a 5-speed manual; 2015–2020 cars offered a 6-speed manual on LX and EX for 2015, and on LX and Sport for 2020.

What did a Honda Fit cost new?

Base MSRP was $13,850 for 2007 (plus $595 destination) and $16,190 for 2020 (plus $955 destination). For a used Fit, price against similar-mileage examples rather than original MSRP.

Sources

Prices and equipment are as published by Honda for the model year shown; trim content changes between model years, so confirm a specific vehicle against its original paperwork or build sheet.

2020 Honda Fit Pricing and EPA Ratings (Jan 7, 2020) — Honda Newsroom (hondanews.com)
2018 Honda Fit Pricing and EPA Data (Jul 17, 2017) — Honda Newsroom (hondanews.com)
Honda Fit fuel economy, model years 2007–2020 — U.S. EPA / DOE (fueleconomy.gov)
Honda Introduces All-New 2015 Fit at North American International Auto Show (Jan 13, 2014) — Honda Newsroom (hondanews.com)
2015 Honda Fit Pricing and EPA Data (Nov 4, 2014) — Honda Newsroom (hondanews.com)
2009 Honda Fit Prices and EPA Data (Dec 18, 2008) — Honda Newsroom (hondanews.com)
2010 Honda Fit Performs with Style and Substance (Aug 25, 2009) — Honda Newsroom (hondanews.com)
2007 Honda Fit Prices and EPA Data (Mar 21, 2006) — Honda Newsroom (hondanews.com)
2007 Honda Fit Powertrain (Mar 31, 2006) — Honda Newsroom (hondanews.com)

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