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Yeah she did good.
Still glad I didn't feel the need for the bigger engine. I'm not nascar racing in rush hour traffic in a big city so my 1.5L is serving me well.
I will say IF I was a 9 to 5 worker and on interstates daily and six lane free for all surface roads I'd want the bigger engine..
Still glad I didn't feel the need for the bigger engine. I'm not nascar racing in rush hour traffic in a big city so my 1.5L is serving me well.
I will say IF I was a 9 to 5 worker and on interstates daily and six lane free for all surface roads I'd want the bigger engine..
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I'm happy with the 1.5, It drives great and has all the power I need. And I'm getting just over 27 mpg, but I only have about 750 miles on it, ought it in April,
I’m at 7000 miles, bought mine April 24th. Not typical for me.
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