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Comfort
8
Performance
8
Fuel Economy
9
Interior Design
7
Exterior Styling
9
Reliability
9
Owner Reviews
Mike4628
Not Built for Canada
March 02, 2017
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Overall Score
Fuel economy is hit or miss with this car. If you drive 80km/hr - 100km/hr on back roads then you will get the rated economy of about 6L/100km. If your are a city driver and travel 100km/hr - 120km/hr the economy is around 8L/100km.
Cup holders are lacking with only one in the front. My passenger fights who gets to hold the coffee and drive.
Seats are soft but are paper thin for any ride longer than 2hr.
With the driver seat pushed back it has more space than an SUV. The back seats in my car are folded down most of the time to provide space for grocery shipping.
This is a car for local city use, made for 2 adults and a child who do not drink coffee and don't need to transport anything more than 2 backpacks.
Comfort
6
Performance
8
Fuel Economy
4
Interior Design
6
Exterior Styling
10
Reliability
10
Recall Information
* Data provided by Transport Canada
Recall number
Recall date
System affected
Model year(s) affected
Recall number
2012-377
Recall date
2012-11-07
System affected
Airbag
Model year(s) affected
2012 2013
Manufacturer Recall Number:
180
Units Affected:
1,307
Notification Type:
Safety Mfr
On certain vehicles, wiring for the Occupant Classification System (OCS) may be damaged when sliding passenger front seat forwards and backwards to adjust the seating position. If this occurs, the airbag light could illuminate and certain front passenger airbags could be deactivated. Wiring damage could also cause the OCS to incorrectly judge occupant type, causing various passenger airbags and seat belt tensioners to be improperly activated during a crash. In the event of a crash, these issues could result in an increased risk of injury and/or damage to property.
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