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Old 09-09-2011, 10:25 AM   #1
B789
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I own both Yaris and Fit. If I would never like to buy Honda Fit again. It would be Yaris, if not iQ. I find Honda parts being too expensive and Honda policies are annoying. They want to make money in whatever way they can.

I did not like Fit Radio code restrictions and that MP3 player is only available with sports option. What the heck these are basic things that are standard in Yaris for too long. IMO, if a thief has opened the car, the thief would rather steal the car (not just radio). Removing the Honda Fit radio is more difficult than stealing the car.

And Honda won't allow you to buy an after market Honda Fit MP3 player and use it.......radio code..............Honda presumes its stolen ! Well one can buy the code over wild world web.
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