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Old 03-28-2015, 09:00 PM   #12
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Drives: 2008 Yaris Sedan Auto
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If you want space in a small car, the Fit is phenomenal. The low gearing sucks though, it takes a lot to get really good economy out of it.
The FIT is high on my list, but I need to see how comfortable the interior feels.

I do worry about all these CVT transmissions. They make sense in theory but I feel they will not be as reliable. My Yaris is rock solid but getting a little tired. If Toyata offered a 5 speed conventional auto trans in the Yaris, I'd jump on a 5 door hatch version in a heartbeat. Highway rpm revs are a little high for my taste, but not the ultimate deal breaker.

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If you can stand the looks of the Honda Fit, it does offer the most bang for the buck in terms of hauling capacity for a subcompact type vehicle, though I would never personally buy a Honda with anything but a manual transmission since their history of quality with automatics is spotty at best.

Also, Honda is releasing a subcompact "Crossover/SUV" type vehicle later this year called the HR-V, and it is built on the latest Honda Fit platform, and will offer similar cargo capacity as the Fit, with MUCH better styling. It will also offer a manual transmission option, but not sure what trims it will be limited to. Google Honda Venzel if you want to see some info/pics on it, since it has already been released in other countries since 2013/2014.

The upcoming 2016 Scion iM "Corolla Hatchback" should also be a nice hatchback in terms of cargo capacity and such.
Great advice. Thank you. I can pretty much drive a manual but don't want to anymore. CVT's scare me on reliability, as well as first and sometimes second year new introductions. I will put some TLC into my Yaris and keep it as a beater. But I still don't want to be going to the shop for any new car I buy because of problems. I saw the HR-V and would also consider the CR-V but the newer vehicles don't seem as rock solid reliable. I guess it's the luck of the draw sometimes.

Part of the reason I bought my Yaris was because of all of you guys. Information is so valuable and I'd like to thank all the posters here.

Thanks you!
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