Someone’s been playing a lot of Cyberpunk.

The owner certainly took care of it by all the service records on the CarFax. 

I bought my Focus ST as a replacement for my aging, rusting Mazda3. I wanted something like it, but a lot more powerful. It was between this and a Speed3. I enjoyed the Focus more than the Speed (more comfortable, better feeling at the limit, better Bluetooth tech in 2013, looks better). Plus it didn’t hurt to get…

I bought my Focus ST as a replacement for my aging, rusting Mazda3. I wanted something like it, but a lot more powerful. It was between this and a Speed3. I enjoyed the Focus more than the Speed (more comfortable, better feeling at the limit, better Bluetooth tech in 2013, looks better). Plus it didn’t hurt to get…

My dad turned me onto these when I was younger and it always stuck with me. I bought one of these models for my dad when I was in middle school and he still displays it 20+ years later.

Too bad the cost of everything else will still stay higher.

This is a good take. I agree with you. I drove one for a week and it made me feel like I was driving one of those old arcade games. While it wasn’t really a connected feeling, it was quite fun to drive. 

We had two of these back to back when I was in middle and high school. I loved these cars. They were comfortable, quick and fun to drive. Many a summer road trips in these. I also got the second one to drive for a month before the lease was up. It was my first experience with turbo lag and torque steer.

You can get a Transit Connect as a cargo van and as a three-row minivan.

Do you have an info. on this? Only thing I see is that it’s an overseas model only.

I can understand getting rid of the wagon, but the work van??

I know it won’t be possible, but I would love for this to trickle down into the market in the future. It would be the best of both worlds for someone like me who wants to have a manual, but my wife could also drive it. 

I’ve had mine for going on 9 years and the only problems I have are batteries lasting less than 3 years. It’s been a flawless car for me. I know a lot of people who have over 100k with no problems. The ones I see having problems are mostly modified.

It was a good GM product, but a terrible Toyota.

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Look over here....

Many a tweets will be written in anger about this.

Exactly. But it costs me almost nothing to have it and it fits the family better that the ST, so I’m not going to complain.

I’ve got a stick shift already. Work car is an automatic, hence my post.