2011 Honda Fit GPS Arriving For Honda Fans
Designers thought of everything when they worked on the Honda including the interior acoustic volume. To lower the interior sound, the Honda is equipped with a triple-sealed, acoustic-laminated glass windshield and liquid-applied sound deadeners that help the road to stay seen and not heard. Along with your choice of leather seat appointments or unique fabric accents, Honda drivers can choose from a variety of finishes to meet their tastes.
Despite being a eco-friendly vehicle, shoppers at your Honda Navigation DVD dealer can still expect the Honda to be equipped with an engine that is fun to drive. The 2011 Honda is equipped with a small displacement 1.4-liter turbocharged engine that delivers efficiency without compromising performance. The base Honda goes far, but the all new Honda Eco goes even farther, offering drivers an estimated 40 mpg highway.
The all new 2011 Honda Fit GPS also sets itself apart from other compacts by offering countless standard safety equipment including ten airbags. On Star Automatic Crash Response is also standard for the first six months and includes built-in sensors that will automatically alert an adviser. The adviser will be immediately connected to your vehicle and will be able to send your exact GPS location, even if you’re unable to respond. Drivers of the 2011 Honda will also be able to avoid accidents with advanced safety technologies including StabiliTrak Electronic Stability Control with Traction Control and four-wheel antilock brakes.
Not only does OnStar provide safety features, but it also comes with its Directions and Connections plan which includes Turn-by-Turn Navigation, standard for the first six months. Other comfort technologies include Bluetooth wireless technology, a USB port, ultrasonic rear part assist, and even a remote vehicle starter system.
Along with a responsive driving experience, the 2011 Honda CR-V DVD Navigation delivers quietness and refinement on the road. 2011 Honda Fit GPS Navigation use Hydraulic ride bushings and an isolated engine cradle reduce or eliminate vibration pathways that could be transmitted to the passenger compartment.
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