2020 Honda Fit vs. 2019 Nissan Versa Note Comparison | Honda

Fit holds its value better than any other vehicle in its class*.

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How the Fit Beats the Versa Note

Front passenger side view of the 2020 Honda Fit EX-L in Orange Fury driving on a highway.

Features	2020 Fit EX	2019 Versa Note SV
Magic Seat® with 4 Seating Modes
Magic Seat® with 4 Seating Modes	Standard	Not Available
Max Cargo Volume* (cu ft)
Max Cargo Volume* (cu ft)	52.7	38.3
Apple CarPlay® Integration*
Apple CarPlay® Integration*	Standard	Not Available
Sport Mode with Paddle Shifters
Sport Mode with Paddle Shifters	Standard	Not Available
Collision Mitigation Braking System™*
Collision Mitigation Braking System™*	Standard	Not Available
Horsepower @ rpm (SAE net)
Horsepower @ rpm (SAE net)	128 @ 6600	109 @ 6000

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Advantages

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More seating modes than the competition.

The Fit makes it easy to carry all kinds of cargo, with Tall mode, Long mode and Utility mode, or kick back and relax with Refresh mode*.

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You can’t bring this much stuff in the Versa.

The Fit has more max cargo volume* than the Versa Note, making room for bigger adventures.

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Tap into Apple CarPlay® integration without paying extra.

The Fit EX comes standard with Apple CarPlay®* integration, letting you access your maps, messages, music and more, all through the Display Audio touch-screen. You’ll have to pay more to get that on the Versa Note SV.

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Shifting is more fun in the Fit.

Unlike the Versa Note, the Fit EX comes with Sport mode and available paddle shifters, making for an especially engaging driving experience.

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Collision Mitigation Braking System™ (CMBS™)

Unlike the Versa Note, the Fit EX comes with CMBS™*, which can help brake the vehicle when it senses an otherwise unavoidable collision with a vehicle detected in front of you.

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Enjoy more power in the Fit.

With its lively 128-horsepower* engine, the Fit will put a smile on your face with every drive. The Versa offers a mere 109 horsepower.

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Trims & Specs

LX

CVT AVAIL

Starting at $16,190 *

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Sport

CVT AVAIL

Starting at $17,600 *

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EX

CVT STD

Starting at $19,060 *

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EX-L

CVT STD

Starting at $20,620 *

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Awards

2019 ALG Residual Value Award

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2019 ALG Residual Value Award

The 2019 Fit received the ALG Residual Value Award (Subcompact car category), which recognizes vehicles predicted to lead their segment in retained value after three years of ownership.*

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