Car Details

Trim:

SE4dr Hatchback

Date Purchased:

*************************, Seaside

Current Mileage:

Oregon

My Age:

Highway

Location:

Average, Daily Commuting

Type of Driving:

Fun or Weekend Car

Primary Use:

Toyota Corolla, Toyota Yaris, Honda Fit, Nissan Versa, Honda Civic

Secondary Use:

For being such a small car, the Fiesta is more fun to drive than most cars with much larger engines and longer wheelbases. This car's six-gear automatic works shifts crisply and accurately, especially in hilly country. The engine supply ample power to make driving a pleasure. Helping out in the pleasure department is a fantastic stereo with Ford's Sych system. Comes with Sirius Radio, iPod connections, and six speakers. There are also lots and lots of little extras that make this car unique and pleasing to the eye and the touch such as multi-colored ambient lighting inside, heated seats, leather seating, push button starting, and voice operated radio and phone controls. Ford went to a great deal of effort to make this care pleasing to look at inside and out also. It isn't a bland economy car, but had aggressive lines that say "please drive me" to anyone passing by. The down side of this car is the back seat space. At 6'0" I can sit in the back seat fairly comfortably for a short drive, but I wouldn't want to take a trip back there. Cargo space is adequate, but not spectacular. There is a reason why this car is on the top of so may lists (like US News and World Reports 31 small cars, check it out). It is simply the best in its class.

After Market Modifications:

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