This car rides very smoothly, much smoother than my previous 2013 Honda Accord. It isn't very noisy. The interior is all black and leather and very comfortable. There are many options to customize your seating situations in both driver and passenger seats. The screen inside shows a multitude of items including navigation, radio, media, apps, weather, stocks, and more. It's complex but very practical and user-friendly. The overall view of the car gives the sporty and mature look. As far as fuel economy, driving the highway is good but driving these city streets and being in stop and go traffic can put a hurting on the pockets if you aren't careful. The car itself has plenty of space. I am pregnant with my first child and wanted to make sure I had a car with enough space and it works perfectly for me. I love all the lighting of the car as well. The headlights kind of scan the road when you go to turn which helps to see what, if anything, may be in your path. The interior lighting is bright when it's dark outside and the car is in park. They also dim when you shift into another gear. The version I have comes with the luxury package so there may be some amenities that I haven't quite discovered yet. I do love the option to switch between normal, eco, and sports mode. I tested them all out to see the difference and eco gives you a longer takeoff while sporty allows you to get up and go. This car is also Rear Wheel Drive which I love as well but have to be careful not to take off too fast.

This car was actually given to me as a hand-me-down from my parents. It was a beautiful black sedan. The best pickup I've ever witnessed in the handful of luxury sedans we've owned, counting Mercedes, Acura, etc (until we got the Audi). I'm assuming this is because hate GS model had a sporty touch to it with more horsepower than other cars in the same class but that did it for me. It had a sleek, exterior design that was well crafted with proper aerodynamics. Never had any major engine issue or frame issue. I think the stock sound system was decent at best but I made it work. After reading #3 the first thing that came to my mind was the long ski trips my father and I would have and we both own skies. If I remember correctly the seats didn't fold down but their was a little entry hole through the back seats/trunk to allow the skies to fit very comfortably.