My vehicle is a red Chevy Monte Carlo that I've had about three years. One of the best things I like about it is its handling. I don't really feel the bumps in the road so much. The brakes work really well; not too sensitive or too slow. I've only had to take it in to get the brake lights fixed and oil changed. It's kind of big for a two door car, so parking is sometimes difficult since I'm short, so I end up not quite making it in between the lines, but I would think taller people wouldn't have a problem with that. I use the car for my family and it's relatively easy to get the kids into the back, even though it has two doors. All in all, it's done what I need it to do (which is to get me from point A to point B with no hassles) and I'd buy another one if my current one ever gives out on me.

My particular vehicle, bought used, has been a reliable runner with a few bugs. The black interior with lots of silver trim is very comfortable seat and lumbar support wise; lots of leg room and storage areas; the stereo is top notch; the engine is quiet and after a few tuneups and replacement parts, now runs nicely and gets better gas mileage than I initially expected. The air and heat system has had a few issues and has had to be fixed several times, the electrical system has had a few hiccups with the wiring with the lights, but now fixed. For the price paid and repairs, I'd still recommend.