Honda Fit Comfort Edition hits Japan showrooms

Alex Nunez — Fri, 07 Jul 2006 12:39:00 EST

Filed under: Budget, Etc., Japan, Hatchback, Honda

On July 6, Honda introduced two new Fit special models: the Fit Comfort Edition, and Fit HDD Navi Comfort Edition.

Both cars get the following popular options included as standard equipment:

Automatic A/C with cabin filtration
Keyless entry
Anti-theft
Mirror-mounted turn-signal indicators
Power folding mirrors
Privacy glass
Mini antenna

The Fit HDD Navi Comfort Edition adds Honda's 30GB hard drive navigation system, which features a 7-inch screen, TV/AM-FM/CD/DVD functionality, and 3D navigation graphics. Bluetooth and steering wheel controls for the radio abd voice-activated feaures are also included in the HDD Navi pack.
Power comes from a 1.3L 86 hp four cylinder connected to a CVT. Buyers can choose either 2WD and AWD for both Comfort Edition trim levels.

Prices range from ¥1,281,000 to ¥1,470,000 ( ~$10-12K USD) for the Fit Comfort Edition, and ¥1,491,000 to ¥1,680,000 (~$14 - 16K USD) for the HDD Navi Comfort edition.

[Source: Honda Japan]

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