When I decided to buy this car, my main focus was on affordability and practicality, especially since I drive it daily to and from work — and the roads are usually crowded. What impressed me the most was the fuel efficiency. Even though it has a 1.5L engine, the fuel consumption is excellent. The official figure is 5.36L/100 km, and while my usage is mostly city driving (so it's slightly higher), it’s still noticeably economical — I find myself filling up less often, and that really helps with daily expenses. The 1.5L engine performs well enough, and the keyless start feature is super convenient — especially when I’m in a rush or carrying things. It saves me the hassle of digging around for the keys. It also comes with L2-level driver assistance, like lane keeping and forward collision warning. On long highway drives or open roads, you can really feel it assisting — it helps reduce fatigue and adds peace of mind. Inside, the dual 10.25-inch connected screens look modern, the display is clear, and everything is easy to use. It definitely gives the cabin a more high-tech and premium feel.

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