Nothing has gone wrong with this car except the battery died and the tires needed to be replaced. I have driven it to Florida and back twice. I also drove it to Ohio and back three times, both trips without incident. I've got 68,000 miles on it and it still runs like new. I bought it used with 10,000 miles on it and had a undercoat and gloss finish on it so the body looks great though I did have a couple of fender benders. It has always been a speedy little car so I can easily stomp on it to pass or pull on the highway. I do a combination of city/highway driving and get about 32 mpg. On my Florida trip I was getting 40-plus on the flat highway. The only problems I have with this car is the seating isn't great for tall people. Also, the instrument panel is confusing and hard to see. The trunk space is adequate for all the beach junk I carry around. At this particular time the car is outdated, having none of the bells and whistles of newer cars. But for a basic vehicle, I'm impressed. I live in Rhode Island where road salt is aplenty and salt air can ruin a car. After buying this car in 2009, it's more than put up with the climate. It's also put up with my fast and rather careless driving. I'm gonna keep it forever.

This car is comfortable after all this time. I have 68,000 miles on it, got into 2 accidents, replaced the tires and the battery and that has been it. It's got great pickup for a 4-cylinder and the gas mileage on the highway has been as good as 42-mph (really) when I was driving to Florida. Nothing else has gone bad on it, knock on wood. I would buy another one in a second. For the most part I drive it alone but my husband claims it's too small for him.