A buddy of mines mom had one forever, it was an 04-05 I think. It was awesome for borrowing when we all wanted to ride together and to get rolling shots of our cars, lol. He ended up with the van and put a bed in the back and got rid of the bench seats and used it for when he would go camping/rock climbing.

A buddy and I did this on an old Subaru GC he was fixing up, so fun!

Hopefully you can get it in some actual colors!

True, old Grand Ams will catch my eye because of first car memories but I cant recall seeing the first gen Vision/Intrepid/Concorde (?) in a long while.

V6!! So I definitely did intake gaskets!

I almost bought an Eagle Vision as a first car, ended up with a 96 Grand Am, not sure if I made a good decision or not, lol.

We just got a black on black on black Elite AWD in where I work, $44,7xx MSRP! Woof.

I had an 02 GTI with the 1.8T, it was very meh. I kept it a whole 6 months. The VR6 does sound glorious and is more reliable.

Its so sad that all this amazing car is known for is the dumbass people who bought them just to make a few bucks,

I am not in Lincolns target demo, and neither is my pocketbook and I strongly prefer hatchbacks and sedans but I would absolutely drive the hell out of this.

I love these types of restoration stories with cool old cars bringing them back to life, and it also makes me feel better about my ongoing resto project on a 2002 SVT Focus.

Heated seats, bluetooth and a leather steering wheel are non negotiable for me when buying a car that’s $15k or more.

Neutral: I currently daily drive a 2016 Fusion that I bought new and I absolutely love it. Its comfortable, great mpg (1.5 Ecoboost) and its never needed anything but gas and oil changes, so they are not as unreliable as everyone makes them out to be and it still looks good among its newer competition.

I am dreading my trip to MI in a couple weeks for the Detroit show. The roads are comically bad. I live in Lexington, KY and have zero issues with ours after driving in MI.

A co worker of mine who is 20 ( I think) purchased a 2016 Focus ST from Carvana. The car had a Roush catback when it was delivered, im not super sure if he knew about it but he said the process was painless and he has had no issues with the car for the 8 months he has owned (and hooned) it.

First generation Foci. Great mpg, decently spacious, cheap to run and own and fun to drive with the manual transmission. Plus they have a wagon version that can be had with a manual!I love my SVT.

My SVT Focus currently has a rod knock so the plan is to pull the motor and swap in the new (used) one I have.

I test drove a fully optioned one last weekend while waiting for my Fusion to get its oil changed and while its a very nice car, its just a faster Edge that looks better (IMO). I also owned a Focus ST and they are not at all comparable when it comes to driving dynamics.

Haha well I cant argue with that, I am not a fan of him either.

Lexington, KY.