Used 1997 Ford Aspire Consumer Reviews
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We have a limited number of reviews for the 1997 Aspire, so we've included reviews for other years of the Aspire since its last redesign.
Has sides like butter
Tia Chang, 03/20/2004
1997 Ford Aspire 2dr Hatchback
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The transmission on my car went at 50,000, and the dealer wouldn't replace it. One person ran into it (just with his body, not a car) and left a big dent in the side. The air conditioning went out at 75,000 miles. The salt on the roads has eroded the muffler and loosened the catalytic converter cap, no matter how often I get it replaced. On the plus side, it gets great gas mileage, and you can fit a surprising amount into it. Also can park it in very tight spots.
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arlene, 06/02/2006
1997 Ford Aspire 2dr Hatchback
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Bought this car used, paid $500 for it - put $800 into it for repairs, well worth it. I drive it in central Florida were it belongs (no hills). My only fault I find is the fuel tank only holds 10 gallons and I have to stop every four days to fill it up. If we have to get out of our area, we would never reach the next state without stopping twice for gas.
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bigmike86, 07/03/2005
1997 Ford Aspire 4dr Hatchback
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I have owned this car for over 2 years and have had very few problems with it. I'm rather happy with it with the exception of the road noise and lack of high end power. But all an all it is a worthwhile, inexpensive car to keep.
Best car in value
Einars, 05/05/2019
1997 Ford Aspire 2dr Hatchback
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I bought car with 130k miles for 700$ small tune up registration put new tires came out 1600$. and that it. Owning 6 months gas wise saved already 1800$ compare to my truck. Always starts gets you where you wanna go. If you are single without show off need. Its way to go. Save money. Its definitely not girl magnet.
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