I'm Loving This Car

Published by Toronto Mike on July 31, 2010 @ 18:38 in Ford Fiesta Test Drive

carAll week I've been driving a 2011 Fiesta 5-door hatchback SE. Ford doesn't care what I write about these cars they lend me, so I assure you it's without bias when I tell you I'm loving this car.

It's just so much fun to drive. No, there's not a lot of power, but I honestly don't care. It's compact, but still roomy and comfy. My family of four fits perfectly fine, and scooting around in this gas saver is a treat.

I only have a couple more days with it, so tomorrow we're road tripping just to get more time in the Fiesta. There aren't a lot of bells and whistles, but the Sirius satellite radio is quickly becoming an extra I don't know how I live without. I'm loving this car.

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My Mazda Protege has about 230,000 kms on it, and I know it won't live forever. When she passes on, and I'm in the market for a replacement, I'm going to seriously consider this Fiesta. I don't want to give it back.

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4 Responses to "I'm Loving This Car"

CQ
August 1, 2010 / 15:44

I'm gonna let you finish alert:

Hey Ford.
I was there - in that early '09, pre Toyota-recalls, year of despair - replying online to one of Canada's leading journalists, David Akin, about the inaccurateness of the oft referenced 20-year model sales, foreign vs. domestic car, stats. Now I am seeing good steady family man Mike test driving a free new car two summers in a row; in fact, TWO Ford vehicles this summer. And here I've gotten nuthin.

Okay, Toronto Mike, back to you.

Toronto Mike
August 1, 2010 / 16:21

Actually, three summers in a row, but who's counting.

CQ
August 1, 2010 / 16:33

And Thanks for the correction!

A.R.
August 2, 2010 / 01:14

When was the last time a Ford compact car was one of the most desirable cars in its class?

It's hard to remember, but out comes the Fiesta and it changes the landscape. It's a great car without cheap gimmicks. Ford needs to add a performance version.

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