Overall I have liked my 2003 Chevy Cavalier. It has proved itself dependable and reliable even after owning it for eleven years. The style of the car is appealing to the eye and I don't think it even looks eleven years old. I very much like the look of the car still and its what attracted me to it in the first place. I find the seats pretty comfortable. The room is adequate for my fiancé and myself. Trunk space is surprisingly pretty spacious for a car its size. Haven't noticed any noises that have made me question bringing it in to get looked at. I haven't noticed any blind spots associated with this vehicle. It has been in the shop a few times over eleven years but for nothing major. Gas mileage is about the best you're going to find but we don't drive major distances very often to test this out much. Maintenance and repair costs have been fair on this vehicle as well. Overall performance is beyond our expectations and we didn't even expect to have it for this long. I find it pretty fun to drive its at the very least an easy driving car. The acceleration is a tad slow but then it picks up just fine. The handling is completely acceptable and braking is fine as long as the maintenance on the breaks is kept up to date. I feel safe and in control when behind the wheel or riding in the passenger seat of this vehicle.

I bought my Acura MDX three years ago, in used condition, from the Acura dealership. It had a great warranty and was a certified, pre-owned vehicle. I found it on the Internet and what really stood out to me online was the low mileage of the vehicle, alongside the pictures. I couldn't believe all of the features that were available in the '08 MDX. The dash is completely different from the previous years' models and the interior color of the leather is an amber brown. I've never seen that in any other vehicle before. Once I got the vehicle out on the road for a test drive, I was even more in love. The steering is spectacular for an SUV and even better is the turning radius. In many other SUVs that I have driven, the turning radius is severely compromised. Not in the MDX. It has the turning radius of a sedan. Impeccable.