I have a smaller car - a Honda Fit Would this be to big for my car?
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The cargo saddlebag is quite big. It may completely cover your break lights. You should measure the space between the lights and compare that to the specs. I used it on a ford escape and it covered 2/3s of the tailgate (but not the lights) and left a small window for looking out.
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I don't think so. We have a scion Xb and a Kia soul and it works great on our cars.
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I am also looking for additional storage in my Honda Fit. Video says 40" and I measured the rear of the Fit and 40" will not cover up the break lights, but possibly will cover the window and to see out of the back so vision will be restricted. However, it seems to be the best alternative. Did you purchase? Do you have any comments? Thank you
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I don't think it would be too big, but it would probably cover the entire back.
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nope, it will cover the hole back of your car. how much stuff do you plan on putting in this container? the bottom supports that do make a square are easily pulled out if you just have a couple of items in it. its not the best setup but it did do the job for us on a 5k mile trip. and the plastic snaps for the connections were weak and 2 ended up breaking
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I think you would be fine space wise. That being said I think you will need to have a roofrack to hang the carrier.
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Since the carrier would be resting on the bumper, I'd suggest identifying the height of the carrier and then measuring from the bumper to see how high it will sit. Similar to the post regarding covering your taillights, I'd be concerned about covering your back window. Since the Fit is a pretty small vehicle compared to what others are noting, it seems to me that it could cover up most of your rear window. At any rate, this would be a safety issue that you might want to consider. I also think you'd want to be able to attach the straps to a sturdy roof rack, otherwise it may be a bit harder to install. Since the carrier would be resting on the bumper, I'd suggest identifying the height of the carrier and then measuring from the bumper to see how high it will sit. Similar to the post regarding covering your taillights, I'd be concerned about covering your back window. Since the Fit is a pretty small vehicle compared to what others are noting, it seems to me that it could cover up most of your rear window. At any rate, this would be a safety issue that you might want to consider. I also think you'd want to be able to attach the straps to a sturdy roof rack, otherwise it may be a bit harder... » Read More Since the carrier would be resting on the bumper, I'd suggest identifying the height of the carrier and then measuring from the bumper to see how high it will sit. Similar to the post regarding covering your taillights, I'd be concerned about covering your back window. Since the Fit is a pretty small vehicle compared to what others are noting, it seems to me that it could cover up most of your rear window. At any rate, this would be a safety issue that you might want to consider. I also think you'd want to be able to attach the straps to a sturdy roof rack, otherwise it may be a bit harder to install. « Show Less
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I think this would work on any vehicle that has a hatchback. My friends borrowed it and they have a Nissan Rogue. It worked great for them.
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Its universal, so i do believe it would fit your Honda. It fits into my Camry.
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It probably would, it's pretty big. I have a 2011 Chrysler 300 and it fits fine with some space open on the sides of my windshield. It might work just fine for your Honda. The sunshade is great, I really like it and it looks good. Hope this helps you!
376111
I bought this for my husband... It's too small for his Toyota Tacoma and too big for my Honda Civic; if that helps
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I don't see why it wouldn't fit. The mounting brackets are fairly close together so it will work on smaller cars.
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I think so if your headers are 2.5 inch ..you can Google it an a Honda tech thread will show you other people with the same ?
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I bought this for 2007 Honda Civic. But this was not the right size. So I think you will need the bigger one
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You should not have an problem getting this to fit. It's fairly small and it fits fine on the back of my wife's Honda Grom
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It fits our family cars as follows : Acura, Ford and Mitsubishi - so I think it should fit a Honda. I hope this helps.
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No it will not fit. I have already a hole in the Seatcover because it is not big enough for my Honda Accord.
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The cover is thick and nice but it is a tight fit for my Murray 3000 Series which is small. It would fit better if you fold down the handle which I prefer not to. I would think it would be a tight fit for your Honda if it would even fit at all. I have small wheels and it still is a stretch.
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Yes! Definitely! It might look bulky with the smaller vehicle compared to the SUV that I have but if you measure the dimensions it is just about the same. I even got my co worker who drives an old Honda Accord to but one for her 4 year old girl!
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I have a ford explorer and had to cut it down to fit. Honestly, it's a fantastic price and great quality, but I think it will be too large - even cutting it down - to fit your honda.
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Probably, it's a nice size. If you really want it I would get it, I bought this for my boyfriend who has a 1997 honda civic and it fits well (:
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I bought this for my honda civic lx. It did not totally covered my car. I think you might want a bigger one.
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I do not own a civic but it seems like a pretty basic size. I have a Hyundai fits well
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Hi, I purchased it for Ford Fusion 2008. It fit perfectly. I am not sure about Honda. The way its made, it should fit any mid size car. Thanks!