How to Fold Down the Rear Seats in the 2018 Honda Fit?

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SanIris
09/03/25 7:36am
The switch to fold down the rear seat backrest of the Honda Fit is located on the shoulder of the backrest. Simply pull the switch to fold it down or lift it up, but be mindful of the seatbelt position. Below is some relevant information about the Fit's rear Magic Seats: 1. The rear Magic Seats are a standout feature of the Fit. Unfortunately, the newer version of the Fit only includes Magic Seats in the top trim level, discontinuing the standard Magic Seats found in the older 'Big Eye' model, which is a drawback of the new Fit. The rear Magic Seats can be folded down in a 4/6 split configuration, whereas non-Magic Seat models only allow the rear seats to be folded down as a single unit. 2. The Fit's rear seats are called Magic Seats because the seat cushions can also be folded up to create additional space. To fold the seat cushion, pull the support rod out of its fixed base, then fold it and stow the support rod to lock it in place, ensuring the cushion stays folded. The seat cushion can also be folded in a 4/6 split, allowing the rear to accommodate both cargo and passengers simultaneously. The Fit's rear seats are relatively narrow because the spacious front dashboard, passenger area, and deep trunk design have reduced the available rear space.
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JulianMarie
09/16/25 2:09am
I found folding down the rear seats of the 2018 Fit to be quite simple. As someone who loves road trips, I often carry large luggage in my car. At the top of the rear seat backrest, near the door side, there's a small plastic pull tab or button. Give it a firm pull, and you'll feel the backrest loosen. Then, push the backrest upward with your hand until it lies completely flat. If you only want to fold down part of it, like the 60% side, just pull the tab on that side first—the operation is similar. When folded flat, it easily accommodates camping gear or a bicycle, which is very convenient. Remember to remove any items on the backrest before folding it down to avoid jamming. When restoring it, pull the backrest back into place until you hear a 'click' sound to lock it. While driving, ensure it's securely locked to prevent shifting during sudden braking. This feature is thoughtfully designed and significantly enhances practicality.
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