I really like my Spark. I bought it slightly used with 10,000 miles but in the same year it was made. It gets great gas mileage and I love that mine is loaded with features. I have such things as a USB and aux port, I have blinker lights on the back of my mirrors, which I've never seen on another Spark. I also have rounded, bigger mirrors, and other Sparks I've seen have cheaper, pointed mirrors. I have heated seats and I think the radio screen compared to other cars is quite large. Even though it's a small car, it is a 4 door. I don't have any kids and I think it's great for single people or couples, although kids could fit in the backseat, it wouldn't be ideal for infants in a car seat. It gets around great, especially with new tires. I just plow through the snow and for being a tiny car, it maneuvers much better than the SUV I had. It also features wireless Bluetooth and apps such as Pandora and others. It also has a tiny digital information screen which tells you the trip odometer, gas tank information, regular odometer and a tachometer. I think it's pretty fancy that it's a tiny digital display. I just love the interior of my car the most.

While the Spark’s shape remains unmistakably budget class, small dimensional changes for this second-generation car buck the industry trend and actually shrink its size. Overall length is trimmed by 1.6 inches, width is narrowed by 0.1 inch, and height is chopped by 2.6 inches, while the wheelbase grows by 0.4 inch.