I've been writing, but about very heavy and serious stuff.
Here's a review of the Kia Optima I had as a way to destress.
https://2o6.kinja.com/rental-review-2020-kia-optima-fe-1844259495
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"The best I could say is that that the driving experience for me, was completely unmemorable. For someone like me, who enjoys driving and prefers a smaller car, this Optima is not something I would spend money on.
For someone who is looking for a new car with a lot of space, for not a lot of money, the Optima is fine. For someone who wants a somewhat interesting sedan, the Optima isn't the car for you."
I think I had a slightly older one, same trim level, that didn't have a telescoping wheel. Made the seating position a bit weird since I'm over 6 feet. The pedals seem too close.
Quote from: 2o6 on July 09, 2020, 02:05:22 PM
I've been writing, but about very heavy and serious stuff.
Here's a review of the Kia Optima I had as a way to destress.
https://2o6.kinja.com/rental-review-2020-kia-optima-fe-1844259495
(https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/c_scale,f_auto,fl_progressive,pg_1,q_80,w_1600/hsctxoo3kz3kug4hkkyv.jpg)
"The best I could say is that that the driving experience for me, was completely unmemorable. For someone like me, who enjoys driving and prefers a smaller car, this Optima is not something I would spend money on.
For someone who is looking for a new car with a lot of space, for not a lot of money, the Optima is fine. For someone who wants a somewhat interesting sedan, the Optima isn't the car for you."
That's about right. It's a good value for the size, features, and comfort level. But maybe a Mazda6 would be more fun.