The gas mileage for the car is pretty good where I'll get around 36 MPG on the highway. The eco drive helps with that economy, but it makes it feel really squishy while I try and drive. That matters a lot less while I'm driving in Ohio, but matters a lot while driving in NJ. That lack of pick up in NJ with cars everywhere aggressively speeding means that you sometimes feel like you are taking your life in your hands while entering the highway. The interior is surprisingly spacious for how it looks from the outside, but it is still a short car. You will have trouble transporting things like an indoor door, ladder, or really anything that is long. The rear seats bend down, which helps, but the car itself just seems like it is a little too small. The base model doesn't really have any bells and whistles. It has basics like a radio and cruise control, but nothing fancy like a back-up cam or built-in GPS. The car's exterior is kind of plain, and you'd be forgiven for trying to get in the wrong vehicle for the first few months. The price for the car is really good and I was able to obtain one that was only 1 year old and had less than 30,000 miles for under $10, 000, which is kind of hard to do today.

This car is the perfect car for a college student or young adult. It is a small car with an enormous amount of space on the inside. Also, it is extremely reliable with great gas mileage. With one tank I an get over 360+ miles. Its sleek finish makes it look less like an economy car and more like a trendy car.