I have. It's reasonably nice, but it's still an econobox.

 

And therefore reasonably priced. ~13k for entry model and ~15k for "sport" model which pretty much has nicer stereo, some body kit etc.

 

I've seen this model last year in a trip to my country. In Southamerica it has a different name (I forgot it), really small car. The equivalent to the Toyota Matrix would be the Honda Stream, which has the K20 engine. My mother has one, 3 seat rows, front and rear bucket seats, fun to drive. I don't have pics of my mother's car, but it look exactly like this (minus the aftermarket wheels):

 

^^^ that's not a Fit (Jazz in Europe)

 

^^^ did you read my post? I said that I've seen the Fit in my country under a different model name. Also EVOL_8 said "Toyota Matrix", but no, Fit is way smaller than the Matrix, the equivalent to the Matrix would be the Honda Stream which is the one pictured in my post. I've driven it a lot, my mother has the 2.0 iVTEC version.

 

That honda stream is pretty sweet looking. You said she had the 2.0 iVTEC version, would that happen to be the k20a or another variant (k20a2 or k20a3 or k20z)?

 

All I know is that the engine is the K20, but I have no idea what variant.

 

I'll never drive a small car.

 

I don't think the Honda Stream would be compared to the Matrix even though the Matrix is the most similar thing to what honda has. The Mazda5 would be more similar to the Honda Steam. Both have 3 rows of seats and ca seat 6 passengers.

 

The Evo, by most standards, is a small car.

 

Fair enough. Just the wording struck me as odd.

 

The shape of the Matrix and Stream are similar, the Mazda5 seems smaller and more like a station wagon. I love the Stream, excellent family car. I've taken it up to 120 MPH without a problem, very stable at that speed.