I liked this car's styling because it came in a bright, fun color (bright blue) and had a sleek, rounded, compact body. It was narrow enough to fit into small spaces. I liked the look because it was colorful and easy to spot in a parking lot. The interior is relatively comfortable. The seats are made of cloth instead of leather, which I much prefer. I have no complaints about the comfort level of the interior, it was quite comfortable but not the most comfortable car I have even been in. The trunk is surprisingly spacious for a small car. The cabin feels slightly cramped, but it's not bad enough to be a real inconvenience. I do not like that the breaks tend to squeak. I've taken it into the shop twice about this issue and the squeak has come back both times. The gas mileage is pretty good. I'm happy with it. Repair costs are a bit on the high side. The only thing I've had to replace is a broken side mirror. I bought the mirror itself but did not buy the matching colored covering because it was too expensive. The car is fun to drive. Although the breaks are squeaky, they work very well and it is easy to maintain control over the car. The breaking is just sensitive enough. The acceleration is decent but the car makes quite a bit of noise when accelerating. It feels quite safe to drive and easy to control.

I had never purchased a Ford before, or any car for the matter, so was not set on a Ford. However the Moreno I learned about it, the more I realized it car for me. I was initially drawn into the price (around $17,000) as well as the impressive gas mileage. The features inside are nothing over the top, but had everything I needed. I have only had to take the car in for two recall fixes, but besides that it has held up quite well in my work commutes and trips to the beach. I have even taken it on 6+ hour road trips with no problems. Even though it is not absolutely perfect, I would recommend this car to single friends (not a family car), students or those on a tight budget.