The car itself is not bad. I got it used with a little over 25,000 miles on it, and it was in decent enough condition. Like most cars, there are pros and cons, but for a car with everything that it offers at its price range, the pros outweigh the cons. The car has a key start instead of push to start, which is surprising since many cars in that year are push to start, but that is not much of a problem. The windshield wipers do not use a sensor when raining, so you have to manually activate the wipers so that is not much of a problem. Car space is decent, but the back seat is kind of small. The entertainment system is actually very good and is decent enough for any music enthusiasts. The car uses paddles and sport mode, and the paddles themselves are actually quite responsive when manually shifting the car in sport mode. The car does burn a surprising amount of gas, and it is even worse in sport mode which is to be expect. A full tank of gas will usually run you about two weeks, depending on how much time you are actually driving the car.

I like the ride feel of the vehicle. It drives smoothly, and I have no issues with bumpy roads and the like. The sound system built-in with the technology package sounds great and the subwoofer provides excellent bass. The upholstery is very durable and though it looks aged, it still holds up well. There is a strange sound that occurs when starting up in the cold, that is apparently a common problem with this made and model year. I would have expected slightly better gas mileage from this size of car, but overall not bad.