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So for my 10 years with my current employer I get my choice of a cruise or up to $8k
I desperately need a car, and already have $10k saved.
Our company is pretty close with the local Ford dealer and i will get a big discount if I go
Looking for a small car. Really i don't have any "needs" (Except which lasts longer). Was looking at either a Focus or a Fiesta but both have low reliability prediction scores on JD Power.
Are these usually accurate? Note that I am very VERY anal about keeping up with regular maintenance
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>>17037938
FiST with stick, a lot of the problems come from the auto trans
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as long as you keep up with it, itll be fine.
see if you can get a fiesta st. fwd, but a great car.
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>>17037938
There are A LOT of issues with the DCT auto transmission in the Focus and Fiesta which brings it down, and the rest of the car is reliable. But the ST is manual only, so it's a non issue.
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>>17037982
I haven't really heard anything about the 16 or 17s having any problems
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>>17038017
My 16 has had no problems despite being tuned and driven like an asshole.
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>>17037938
Why do people keep buying these literal fagmobiles
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Dont get the turbo(ecoboost) unless its a st. The problems come from the dct that just doesn’t work so don’t get the automatic.
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>>17037938
>up to $8k
Buy an $8k Camry off of Craigslist, keep your money, and tell the local Ford dealership to prey on someone else.
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>>17037938
>you desperately need a car
why? what's wrong with you current one?
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>>17038109
>practical
>affordable
>reliable
>handle well
>strong aftermarket
>all used turbo cars are hooned to death, and owners think their mods add value, so peace of mind and warranty is nice
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