I was amazed when I hit the curb very slightly and found that I had bent the tire. I had it towed to my mechanic and found that I had bent the frame, broke the axle and something called a strut. I am a grandmother and a foster mother and had two children in the car when the accident happened. My neighbors and my mechanic told me that they had similar experiences with the Ford Tempo. This is going to be very expensive to repair.
This car is a mechanic's dream. It is not very sturdy, nor is it made well.
It is not good on gas.
It is not very roomy. My foster daughter, grandson and myself are not tiny people and it is not comfortable.
Uh, the Tempo doesn't have a frame. And why would you buy it if it was uncomfortable? And besides, when you buy any car with that kind of mileage, you have to be prepared for any problems that come your way. I think a lot of Tempo owners don't know how to take care of their cars for some odd reason...
Hit the curb "slightly"? And bent/broke all of these components?
And the Grand Canyon is a "little hole"
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