I've always thought these were neat. I just bought a 96 with 53k miles from a neighbor. I haven't driven it yet, but its a 3100 V6 and overdrive automatic.
Some of those 20th century cupholders were for just chillin' on your break. The cupholders in my 1991 Escort were so shallow that if you breathed on the accelerator from a dead stop you'd have a Big mess on your hands.
If you're crazy for liking it, I'm crazy, too! I had a white 95 Corsica with a red interior. It was rather bland on the outside, but it was peppy enough and the interior was cool enough to certainly make it worth whatever I paid for it. Good sturdy little workhorse of a car with a surprising feel of plastic luxury in the interior.
i daily one. Gotta replace it soon though. Has no rear shock (Honestly more fun than harm), and the exhaust clamps have rusted out. Not really worth the money to get it fixed since its got other issues i can tell will start being real issues soon.
My dad had a 96 2.8 multiport in it drove it till the rear rotted the i beatten it up in the woids for maybe 2 year after wich i would of park it and restored they are rare as fuck now in canada fun cars to drive great power and cool looks i miss it
I had a 95 Corsica and loved it so much.. but I will warn you all about the RUST! I was making a tight left turn and the entire control arm broke entirely in half. The frame snapped and it was done.
I had one of these for years. Fairly reliable, but that's about it. My friends used to joke that it would to 0-60... sometimes. Though I used to have fun pulling up to stop lights next to more sporty cars. I'd look at them, rev my engine like I was serious about racing them. Green light, they'd be off like a shot. I'd just putter along chuckling to myself.
I have a 93 Corsica and I’m so happy cause my family had a 92 and I grew up with it, so it’s nice to have another one but mine now 😊 got some plans for it 👌🏽😉
