Personal Narrative Analysis

Purchasing a new car can be a gamble. There are many factors that play part in a car buyer’s decision. Take for instance a 2010 Ford Fusion and 2010 Honda Civic. Both are great cars, and will most likely be worth every penny a person puts in to one of them. But, taking into consideration, gas mileage, features, and price, which would be the better buy? Now, of course, different people have different requirements and expectations that must be met by a vehicle. But there is probably not a single person who wants a car that doesn’t get decent gas mileage. The 2010 Ford Fusion four-door sedan gets roughly twenty-three miles per gallon in the city and thirty-four highway miles per gallon. That’s pretty good, considering that even some smaller
Like most small cars, the Civic offers the power windows and locks, antilock brakes, and antiskid control to stabilize the car in changes of direction. The leather upholstery and automatic sunroof give the model a classy touch that makes it even more enjoyable. But even better, the 2010 Civic offers a top of the line navigation system. The navigation system brings out the more luxurious style by including voice recognition, satellite radio, and Bluetooth cell phone connectivity. The heated front seats adds that extra touch of spice that makes the ride more of a luxurious one. In contrast, the 2010 Ford Fusion comes with many of the same features such as the power windows and locks, leather seats, a sunroof, and heated front seats. However, it also offers more features such as a blind spot warning system, back-up camera, and a six-disk CD changer. It also comes equipped with an auto-dimming rearview mirror that dims when a vehicle is driving behind you with bright lights. However, unlike the Civic, the Fusion does not come already equipped with the voice activated navigation system. If the buyer choose the have the navigation system, the CD changer is then downgraded to a