2015 Scion FR-S Usados en Venta

After being in the market for a sports car for some time and browsing through different models and makes, I had the opportunity to test drive a 2015 Scion FR-S. I had read about them in the past and the similarities to the BRZ model. I was impressed with the no nonsense approach taken by the manufacturer as to the production of a simple, down-to-earth practical sports car that enabled me to return to the days of my youth. I eagerly awaited the test drive. Upon settling into a dark blue 2015 6 speed manual/auto transmission model, I switched on the keys and felt a thrill of excitement as the motor rumbled to life. The engine may be a bit small for some enthusiasts but I can tell you from experience that this car is no slouch in the performance handling division. The acceleration was smooth and quick, the turns responsive, and over-all handling was very impressive. There is one thing that might turn some away from this model and that is that this car handles like a true sports car. in other words, be prepared to feel the road this car is moving on. The suspension is still and you will notice a difference in creature comfort from the more luxurious types of autos.

I really like the exterior profile of this vehicle. It has a very sleek and sporty look. That is what attracted me to it in the first place. I also like the color. It is dark blue, and blue is my favorite color. I also like the interior. It is dark with red trim on the leather and seats. The only bad thing about the dark interior is it sometimes gets really hot if left in the sun. I also like the rough, lattice pattern of the material on the inside of the doors and on the dashboard. I dislike the fact that I had to replace three tires in a span of four–-twelve months. I have never had to replace this many tires for one car, let alone for a new car and in such short a time. I also dislike that the windows seem to not completely close. It has an automatic feature to where the widows slightly go down when the door is opened, and the window slightly goes up to seal when the door is closed. I think after a while the window no longer closes completely when the door is closed.