Honda Fit Lives On in Japan - And It’s Surprisingly Affordable

While American drivers said goodbye to the Honda Fit back in 2020, the little hatchback is still rolling strong in Japan. Honda just gave the fourth-generation Fit a subtle refresh, updating its trim lineup and making small styling tweaks. And the best part? You can still pick one up for a song.

The updated Fit now comes with a slightly reshaped front grille, new wheel designs, and a few interior upgrades that keep it feeling fresh. Honda trimmed some of the more niche variants while adding a sportier look to the base model. Prices remain low by modern car standards, with the entry-level version starting well under $15,000 when converted from yen.

For those who miss the Fit’s legendary cargo space and fuel efficiency, this Japanese-market update is a bittersweet reminder of what’s no longer available here. But if you happen to be in Japan, or are willing to explore import options, the new Fit proves Honda hasn’t forgotten the value of a simple, practical car.

At these prices, it’s hard to argue with.