I'm satisfied with my car's performance as long as it can get me to where I intended to go. I wouldn't want to visit the repair shop if it serves me well.

Well the vehicle I drive right now was bought as a work horse, so it's performance isn't my primary concern. I'm keen to ensure that I get the best mpg out of it though, as it needs to remain economical.

I don’t really care if my car is old but what I’m looking is that it can get me to where I want to be. I think that the performance of my car has satisfied my needs.

I am very satisfied with my cars and have been with every Ford I have ever owned and when I was younger I really tried to run them into the ground! They get me where I need to go safely with minimal needs for repair.

I'm not really satisfied with my car. It is OK in terms of comfort but the reliability and cost factors let it down big style. At some point I have to make the decision to cut my losses and get rid of it. I don't really have high expectations of a car but reliability is a pretty basic requirement.

I'd agree with you Justontime. Reliability is the key thing for most of us, and if your car is constantly needing repairs despite proper maintenance then it's not a model I'd want again.

I like my trucks performance, it has always been dependable. I sold a Powerstroke and bought an f-150 with a 5.4 liter and towing package. I was really let down when it came to towing after towing with a Powerstroke. I know there's no comparison and I expected the difference in power. What I did not expect was the awful fuel economy. The Powerstroke got 3-4 mpg better than the f-150 and was a much larger truck. Does anyone know of any aftermarket item/ items to improve the fuel economy? thanks