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What are the differences between the Life and the Fit?

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AnnieLee

09/02/25 8:34am

Both the Life and the Fit are compact hatchbacks featuring a 5-door, 5-seat configuration, equipped with a CVT transmission, a top speed of 190 km/h, and a naturally aspirated engine. Below are the key differences between the Life and the Fit: 1. Different engine models: The Life uses the L15B5 engine, while the Fit is powered by the L15BU. 2. Different curb weights: The Life weighs 1,118 kg, whereas the Fit weighs 1,088 kg. 3. Different manufacturers: The Life is produced by Dongfeng Honda, while the Fit is manufactured by GAC Honda.

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DeEzra

09/15/25 3:41am

I previously drove a Honda Fit for several years and recently test-drove the Honda Life. The biggest differences I noticed were in design and daily comfort. The Fit has a more youthful and sporty exterior with sharp lines, offering agile and light steering that's perfect for city driving and parking in tight spaces. In contrast, the Life has a rounder and fuller design, with softer and more textured seats, better sound insulation, and a more comfortable experience for long drives. Both models use the 1.5L Earth Dreams engine, with similar fuel consumption of around 6-7 liters per 100 km, and both are easy and affordable to maintain. In terms of space, the Fit has a larger trunk opening, while the Life offers slightly more legroom in the rear seats—both are practical for family use and hauling items. The Life is a few thousand yuan more expensive but has a more premium interior. Overall, the Fit is better suited for younger drivers who enjoy spirited driving, while the Life leans more toward comfort and stability.

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MacReagan

10/29/25 4:20am

As a small car enthusiast, after driving the Fit and Life a few times, I found the handling characteristics most noticeable. The Fit has a stiffer chassis tuning, providing stable cornering but with more noticeable bumps, featuring a sharper design and abundant aftermarket parts for easy performance upgrades. The Life focuses more on a smooth experience, with softer suspension, better interior materials, and more thoughtful sound insulation, offering a quieter ride but less driving excitement. Both share the same 1.5L engine, delivering quick city starts and adequate highway acceleration, with similar fuel efficiency for daily savings. The Life typically offers LED headlights and a multifunction steering wheel as options, while the base Fit is simpler and slightly cheaper but with more optional accessories. Both perform well in safety and reliability, with similar crash test results, making them suitable for city commuting or short trips.

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