If you love traveling with friends (keep in mind a few) its great, it comfortable and drives like a sedan, but can speed like a coupe. I included cabin noise in the Cons section because it does get a bit noisy, however that could be from my choice in tires. Fuel economy as well is included because that depends on how you drive the car. I have the Stick-shift version and so long as i keep the RPMs in a reasonable range the gas goes the distance, but like most i have a lead foot.
its alright
2007 Scion tCDonnie M - sun city, CA01/19/2016
The gears are very very short. Im having to drive 40mph in fifth gear on thestreet! The tire pressure sensor light is always on when all tires are inflated accordingly. Dont disconnect the battery for any reason because things will stop working, such as putting the passenger window down on the driver side button. Also, the sun roof was VERY hesitant to open and i had to hold the button for a good 5 seconds for it to open. With air conditioning and fan off, air still blows through while driving as if the fans are on so you have to press the button to use surrounding air. Dont even get me started on the non stop squeaking brakes. The hatch seems ti even stick for no apparent reason and even takes the rubber with it. Very disappointing car.
Quick, efficient, amazing curve and bump handling
2013 Scion FR-SBrenda Fitz - Las Vegas, NV10/30/2016
True rwd light little sports car with great punch, but with the added bonus of great gas mileage at an amazing price. Nothing fancy with features inside because the handling (corners like it's on rails, yes, true!) and the ride itself is stellar, don't need anything else. Surprising amount of storage space with the back seat down for such a small package. No mechanical issues so far, and with a Subaru engine, don't anticipate anything big coming in the near future. 6-speed shifts smooth, decent stock stereo, Bluetooth connectivity is great for hands free phone access. Oh, and of course, it looks pretty frippin' cool too. Can't be happier as a car owner.
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