Used Honda Fit for Sale

Used Honda Fit for sale

Stylish and compact, the Honda Jazz – known as the Fit in the US – is loved for its class-leading space and simple, stress-free running costs.

Used Honda Fit cars in stock

£7,289 Honda Fit 1.5 Hybrid Auto 5dr
- 2015
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- 57,929 miles
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- Petrol Hybrid
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- Automatic
Ultimate Motors
020 3018 2163

London
£7,989 Honda Fit 1.5 Petrol Hybrid 5dr
- 2017
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- 49,008 miles
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- Petrol Hybrid
- •
- Automatic
Ultimate Motors
020 3018 2163

London
£6,300 Honda Fit 1.5 i-DCD Hybrid Hatchback 5dr Petrol Hybrid CVT Euro 5 (101 ps)
- 2014
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- 60,631 miles
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- Hybrid
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- Constant Variable (C
MIS AUTOS LTD
020 3018 3102

Northolt
AA finance available

£5,475 Honda Fit Hybrid 1.4 RS Version 5dr
- 2013
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- 85,635 miles
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- Petrol Hybrid
- •
- Automatic
Lucky Seven Motors
020 3018 3617

Ilford
£6,195 Honda Fit LX
- 2013
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- 42,300 miles
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- Automatic
Oppo Cars Ltd
020 3018 3248

Dagenham
£5,000 Honda Fit Hybrid
- 2010
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- 51,500 miles
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- Hybrid
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- Automatic
Essex Bargains
01708 392 343

South Ockendon

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Hybrid used Honda Fit cars in stock

£7,289
Honda Fit 1.5 Hybrid Auto 5dr
- 2015
- •
- 57,929 miles
- •
- Petrol Hybrid
- •
- Automatic
Ultimate Motors
020 3018 2163

London (9 miles)
£7,989
Honda Fit 1.5 Petrol Hybrid 5dr
- 2017
- •
- 49,008 miles
- •
- Petrol Hybrid
- •
- Automatic
Ultimate Motors
020 3018 2163

London (9 miles)
£6,300
Honda Fit 1.5 i-DCD Hybrid Hatchback 5dr Petrol Hybrid CVT Euro 5 (101 ps)
- 2014
- •
- 60,631 miles
- •
- Hybrid
- •
- Constant Variable (C
MIS AUTOS LTD
020 3018 3102

Northolt (11 miles)

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Used Honda Fit

The Honda Jazz/Fit delivers one of the smartest, most spacious interiors you’ll find in a compact car. Honda’s smart Magic Seats make the most of every inch, so boot space outshines many larger rivals. It’s also a proven choice for drivers who want low running costs, solid build quality and lasting dependability. Since its UK debut in 2002, it has undergone several updates including the 2008-2015 spacious model, the refined 2015-2020 update, and the 2020-onward hybrid version with improved safety tech and a smoother drive. Compared with rivals like the Ford Fiesta or Toyota Yaris, the Jazz excels in practicality and usability.

Pros

Exceptionally spacious for its size
Low running costs
Outstanding reliability

Cons

Modest engine performance
CVT can get noisy under hard acceleration
Ride can be firm over bumps

What are the key safety features of the Honda Jazz?

The latest Honda Jazz/Fit carries a five-star Euro NCAP safety rating and comes with Honda Sensing driver-assist systems as standard in the UK. These include automatic emergency braking, lane keeping assist, adaptive cruise control, six airbags and a rear-view camera. 2015-2020 models also performed strongly in Euro NCAP tests for occupant protection.
What engine options are available with the Honda Jazz?

From 2020 onwards, the Jazz in Europe became hybrid-only, using a 1.5-litre petrol engine paired with an electric motor in Honda’s e:HEV system. No matter what version you choose, you can expect dependable performance, though earlier automatic gearboxes can feel less refined at motorway speeds.
What are the standard technology and infotainment features in the Honda Jazz?

Equipment varies by generation and trim. From 2015–2020, even base UK models came with manual air conditioning, all-round electric windows, Bluetooth, DAB radio and a digital trip computer. SE trim and above added the Honda Connect touchscreen infotainment system and rear parking sensors. From 2020 onwards, the Jazz/Fit gained a larger touchscreen with standard Apple CarPlay and Android Auto on most trims, plus improved Honda Connect software.
What is the fuel consumption of the Honda Jazz?

Fuel efficiency is a strong point for the Jazz/Fit. Petrol models from 2015-2020 average around 43mpg WLTP, with real-world figures often closer to 50 mpg depending on driving habits. From 2020, the Jazz adopted a full hybrid e:HEV system and is officially rated at an outstanding 62.8 mpg WLTP in the UK.
What should I check when buying a used Honda Jazz?

Always look for a full service history and make sure there are no warning lights showing on the dashboard. On 2015-2020 models, listen for knocks from the suspension and be alert to any unusual noises or jerkiness from the CVT gearbox – both can indicate wear. Inside, test all functions of the Magic Seats and ensure infotainment systems operate smoothly. For peace of mind, consider booking a professional inspection, such as The AA Vehicle Inspection service.
Are Honda Jazz cars reliable?

Reliability is a Honda Jazz trademark. Survey after survey finds the Jazz/Fit among the top small cars for durability and owner satisfaction. There aren't many known issues, apart from occasional minor electrical niggles or cabin rattles reported on older cars. Service and parts costs are modest, adding to its long-term appeal.