Honda FIT e:HEV Crosstar Custom an adapted hatchback based on the Fit e:HEV
16A modified Honda Fit called the e:HEV Crosstar Custom gets the little hatchback ready for more time in the outdoors with a slightly raised suspension and all-terrain tires, along with a rougher—but still cute—look.
The N-Van Custom, a.k.a. the "3rd Place Van," is ready to tackle urban duties like operating as a food truck or a "third place" for adventures that's not work nor home.
Good things come in small sizes. Especially when they're modified Japan-domestic-market Hondas that have been transformed from basic transportation options to quirky multi-use vehicles. We'll take one of each, thank you.
Up first is the black-and-tan Fit e:HEV Crosstar Custom, an adapted hatchback based on the Fit e:HEV Crosstar. Honda has discontinued the Fit in the U.S., but even before it canceled the car here, we were not getting the hybrid version. The Crosstar is a CUV-ish trim level for the regular hybrid Fit, and for this Custom version, the show team raised the Fit's suspension a bit, threw on a rugged Yakima roof rack, and added Toyo All-Terrain Open Country tires on black steel wheels to emphasize the fact that even small cars sometimes deserve to drive off the beaten path.
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