After 3 years of using the car, I can say it’s reliable and has very few issues. The interior is basic and mostly hard plastic, but I was more focused on the engine and transmission. The 2.0L engine with the 6-speed gearbox has been working well so far. Performance is decent for family use — not powerful, but good enough. Real fuel consumption is around 10L/100km, even though the onboard computer shows 8.8, with mixed city and highway driving. One time on the highway, cruise control suddenly turned off, and the car wouldn’t go over 80 km/h. The check engine light came on, but after about 3 minutes everything went back to normal — still, it was a scary moment. What bothers me most is the thin paint — it scratches easily — and the poor sound insulation; above 80 km/h you can hear everything. Interior space is good, the trunk is big, and the rear seats fold down. Overall, it’s a dependable car with very few mechanical issues, thank God.

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