This car suited my needs perfectly. I needed a fuel efficient car that was also fun to drive. I liked the configuration of the cargo space for when I transport my bike inside the vehicle. I used to ...

This car suited my needs perfectly. I needed a fuel efficient car that was also fun to drive. I liked the configuration of the cargo space for when I transport my bike inside the vehicle. I used to drive an Acura Integra GS-R, and while this has no where near the power, it does feel like it shares "DNA". It is "zippy" and handles great. However it does feel under-powered and twitchy on the interstates. During the winter I mount Nokian Hakkapeliitta R2s all around (I bought an extra set of wheels) and with those on the car it handles great in the snow. Almost more fun to drive in the snow than the AWD Outback I traded in.

Pros

Reliability: It's a Honda.
Cargo Space: I can fit two road bikes in the cargo space, upright, with the seats folded down and a pickup truck fork mount
Fuel Economy: I routinely get 35-36 mpg on my commutes, and I am not exactly light on the throttle.

Cons

Seat Comfort: Could be better
Visibility: The long, thick "A" pillars block forward visibility. If you are on a left turning curve, the oncoming cars in the other lane are invisible because of the "A" pillar.
Power: You definitely notice the lack of power on the interstate. Other than that, it is good at getting from point A to point B

easy to park. lots of room for a sub compact, built & designed well, Honda unlike much larger companies can not afford to build a crap car.

Pros

Cost to Maintain: Hondas last. I have a great Honda mechanic close by.
Cargo Space: 52 cubic feet, more than any sub compact. 'Magic Seats' that fold up (to fit tall objects) as well as down
Visibility: I had a Prius, which is one near-continuous blind spot. Honestly any car would be better.

Cons

Power: Its a bit under-powered. It has made me a safer driver. No more 1 second freeway merges.
Weather Versatility: Not a con for me; Small, less powerful cars w/ small wheels aren't great for snow.
Cabin Noise: Its a tiny bit louder than some cars. This is totally out-weighed by all its features.

It’s easy loading with a hatchback, folding rear seats give you much more room. Maybe enough space to sleep in! Full visibility around the vehicle. Does not have lots of power but it’s always gotten m...

It’s easy loading with a hatchback, folding rear seats give you much more room. Maybe enough space to sleep in! Full visibility around the vehicle. Does not have lots of power but it’s always gotten me 33mpg average.

Pros

Fuel Economy: 33mpg vs my trucks 15mpg
Interior Space: So much space and plenty of room!
Visibility: Very easy to see out of

Cons

Power: Four cylinder doesn’t get up and go but manual trans makes up for it

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