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"They" don't make many non-trucks at all, at least for general sale to consumers. Perhaps rental fleets still get some? Ford stopped their Focus, which seemed
by mgkimsal 3y ago
"They" don't make many non-trucks at all, at least for general sale to consumers. Perhaps rental fleets still get some?
Ford stopped their Focus, which seemed to be one of the last 'us-based' sedans. My next car will probably be some Toyota or Honda camry/civic/accord/etc.
- amarshall 3y agoFord still makes the Focus and other non-truck cars, they just don’t sell them in the U.S. anymore.
- mgkimsal 3y agoFigures... Doesn't help folks in the US who just want small/light cars. :/. Such a shame. I routinely get north of 30mpg - careful driving, and long hauls get me north of 40mpg. That's with E85. Regular 87 octane I get more (35-44ish?)