This car is a pretty good car for the value. You get what you pay for, and since I paid 12K cash for this car when new, it probably was a good deal. Most cars come out in a low line, a mid line and an up line. This was definitely a low-line car. It has crank windows but great air and great sound. It has good connectivity with the internet if you know how to do it. I am not happy with the dealership at all. Once they sell the car, they pretty much give you the "I'm Out" signal that card dealers do in Vegas when they quit working the table. So seriously, you get what you pay for. I would say in this case, I pretty much got what I paid for in terms of the car itself. The back seat is so small that you cannot fit a baby seat in it safely, which I found out when I tried to put one in for my granddaughter's visit. It didn't fit right and couldn't be made to fit in a safe manner. That was bad. But upon viewing the back seat and trying to fit someone bigger than a ten year old in it, I should have known. For getting around town and doing errands, it is just fine. It even has a pretty nice-sized trunk. But maybe the back seat area should be expanded...like quite a bit.

Overall, it is a very functional and good vehicle to own. I like it's reliable performance and decent quality. Ford is generally known for its trucks, so I am happy they put the same quality and care that they put into making the aforementioned trucks into making their smaller vehicles as well. It has fairly decent acceleration, and I have actually never had any engine related issues with the car. It is a consistent and functional vehicle.