I've owned 2010 and 2013 Fits, and that's how I load mine. Very easy for one person to use the cargo lip as a fulcrum, tip it in, and push. If you veer to the right, the front of the game will be completely behind the passenger seat (which is a big deal if you're tall like me and need the driver's seat all the way back).

Pro tip: get a self-adhesive rear bumper applique to prevent scuffing when loading & unloading.

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Dunno about the 2015, but I had a pretty bad wreck in a 2010 Fit. Guy ran a red light, and I t-boned him going 45 mph. I escaped with a broken finger and bruised ribs. Fit crumpled as designed:

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I've driven second generation ('09-'13) Fits for a decade and hauled countless pins. Anything taller than a WPC or modern Stern is gonna be tough. Opening is snug even for those, slightly rubbing at the top corners. I can confirm that a piano hinge game like Strange Science will NOT fit. Pushed it halfway in, had to detach the head and slide it down a few inches (cables intact). Extra long cabinets like Panthera will also not fit, but you can get them in most of the way, sit them on the entry lip, and tie the hatchback down.

Never hauled a Data East, so I'm no help with Royal Rumble in particular.

It's all about the head size. FPII has a big one.

Oh, by the way: RIP Honda Fit 2007-2020. You were too sensible for this world.

Yeah, I actually prefer a firm seat. Legroom is fine even at 6'5". My only lasting complaint is cabin road noise at highway speed, but nothing's perfect.