I’m thinking about buying a used hatchback since my current car is giving out on me, and I think the Honda Fit is the perfect “fit” for me! But I’m curious—what is its depreciation rate?
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
I see what you did there! And lucky for you, the Honda Fit has an average five-year depreciation rate between 28% and 37%. Of course, the rate of depreciation will also depend on important factors like mileage and repair history.
According to Edmunds, the total five-year ownership costs for a 2020 Honda Fit include:
Depreciation: $8,824
Fuel: $9,072
Insurance: $6,477
Repairs: $1,470
Maintenance: $4,929
So as long as you take care of your Honda Fit, it might prove to be a good investment. Speaking of good investments, you can also find affordable
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