5 Year Challenge "Fiesta ST Style"

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I agree, it was the almost $10K difference that won out.
Social Security only goes so far. :(
Well that's quite the difference in price.


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Well that's quite the difference in price.
Yeah. :D
My car was 7 years old and my wife's was 6 years old.
The time was right.
We got it just at the start of the July 4th sales event.
The 2021s were just coming to the lot and this was one of 6 new 2019s left.
Saved about $400. per mo. in insurance on two cars, as well as warranty and maintenance.
Payment is less then $200. per mo. with 7 year extended warranty and maintenance included.
So, we made money in buying it. :love:
Also my Rollator fits in the back better. :LOL:
Sense this also has a class II trailer hitch, we already have a Electric Scooter carrier picked out.
 


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I sat in one of those at an auto show. One of the most comfortable seats I've ever had the pleasure of sitting in.
I'd love it if my wife wanted one, but she wont get rid of her Sante Fe for anything.
Honestly, I’ve found that Ford’s crossovers/SUVs are great, provided you haven’t sat in or driven any of their competitors. I’d take a Santa Fe over an Edge any day of the week, although the Korean competitor for the Escape would be the Tucson/Sportage.

The weird thing is, I know Ford can setup a chassis really well, but for whatever reason they can’t find a good balance, imo, with their crossovers. I feel like it has to be damping issues because the ones I’ve driven (Escap, Edge, Expedition) all feel super weird to me.


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Honestly, I’ve found that Ford’s crossovers/SUVs are great, provided you haven’t sat in or driven any of their competitors. I’d take a Santa Fe over an Edge any day of the week, although the Korean competitor for the Escape would be the Tucson/Sportage.

The weird thing is, I know Ford can setup a chassis really well, but for whatever reason they can’t find a good balance, imo, with their crossovers. I feel like it has to be damping issues because the ones I’ve driven (Escap, Edge, Expedition) all feel super weird to me.


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My brother has a Tucson Sport Midnight Edition...its pretty ballsy with its 1.6L Turbo. I was surprised by it!
 


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5 years ago was an 83 El Camino SS
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Didn't want the roots blower sticking out of the hood so I found a solution lol

Now is a bit of a mixed bag, but thankfully 2 pictures encompasses them.
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Left to right: Pontiac G8, FiST, Elco

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Just a normal silverado 1500 to pull whichever car breaks at any given time, but also if I have to move(again), I don't have to rent a truck across the states again.
 


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I'm a sucker for simple, pure driver's cars with three pedals.

5 years ago - 1987 Carrera 3.2 Targa and 2007 RX-8. RX-8 was unbelievable. Before that, an R53 Mini Cooper S (loved that car).
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Today - 2024 Cayman GTS 4.0 and 2017 Fiesta ST. The Fiesta is probably the most fun car I've owned.
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