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Honda Fit: safety ratings, MPG, and recalls

Year-by-year NHTSA safety ratings, EPA fuel economy, recall history, and complaint counts for the Honda Fit.

73
CarCabin Score
Strong
40
Safety
/ 40
18
Fuel
/ 25
0
Rel.
/ 20
15
Rec.
/ 15
Year:202020192018201720162015
Safety (overall)
NHTSA NCAP
Combined MPG
36
Regular Gasoline
Recalls (year)
0
0 across all years
Complaints (year)
130
271 across all years

Safety rating breakdown (2019)

NHTSA NCAP star ratings across categories.

Fuel economy by year

EPA city, highway, and combined MPG by model year.

Owner complaint summary (2019)

Top component categories

  • ELECTRICAL SYSTEM40
  • FUEL/PROPULSION SYSTEM25
  • UNKNOWN OR OTHER14
  • FUEL SYSTEM14
  • ENGINE9

Severe outcomes reported

  • Crash-involved complaints9
  • Fire-involved complaints1
  • Injuries reported3

Source: NHTSA Office of Defects Investigation. Counts are consumer self-reports and may not be verified.

EPA fuel economy detail (2019)

City MPG
33
Highway MPG
40
Annual fuel cost
$1,650
CO2 (g/mi)
246

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FAQ

What is the CarCabin Score for the 2019 Honda Fit?+
73 out of 100 for 2019. The score combines NHTSA safety stars (5), EPA combined MPG (36), recall count (0), and complaint count (130). See the methodology page for the formula.
How many recalls has the Honda Fit had?+
Across all model years indexed (2015 onward), NHTSA shows 0 Honda Fit recall campaigns. Severity is inferred from campaign text and shown on the recall timeline above.
Where can I verify recall status for my specific vehicle?+
Always verify recall status with your VIN at nhtsa.gov/recalls. The CarCabin profile is a summary; only NHTSA can tell you whether a campaign applies to your specific vehicle and whether the remedy has been performed.

Sources. NHTSA NCAP (safety), NHTSA Recalls API, NHTSA Complaints API, EPA Fuel Economy dataset. CarCabin Score formula at /methodology.

Disclaimer. CarCabin is not a dealer, mechanic, or automotive advisor. Always verify recall status at nhtsa.gov/recalls with your VIN and have a qualified mechanic inspect any vehicle before purchase.