When coming to a top on an upgrade, the Insight will start to roll backwards a little until you get your foot all the way down on the brake. Once you're stopped, though, and then switch foots to the gas pedal to go, it will hold for a few seconds. It has some sort of hill-hold feature. My question is: Why can't/won't Honda do that in the Fit? Whenever I drive the Fit, it rolls backwards very easily.
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