I've got an F-Sport and my partner has got a "Luxury" (both Australian specification). My perception is that the ride in the "Luxury" is a little bit more compliant and the F -Sport is a bit more trim, taut and terrific. On balance, I'd take the F-Sport myself.
Ride quality: F sport vs regular
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I realize that this question is probably highly subjective and I need to test drive myself to notice any differences, but asking the public, is there a definite difference in ride comfort/quality between an f sport ct and non f sport model?
I assumed the f sport ride would be significantly more bumpy and rough.
I'd be more interested in a comfy ride rather than a sporty ride. But i like the look of the black wheels and wide grills. Oh, the conunmdrum.
Any opinions?
I realize that this question is probably highly subjective and I need to test drive myself to notice any differences, but asking the public, is there a definite difference in ride comfort/quality between an f sport ct and non f sport model?
I assumed the f sport ride would be significantly more bumpy and rough.
I'd be more interested in a comfy ride rather than a sporty ride. But i like the look of the black wheels and wide grills. Oh, the conunmdrum.
Any opinions?
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You could always change tires. The Ecopia EP422 is super cushy. It does not offer handling as good as the OE Primacy MXM4 but its more comfortable. 
You can also go up to a 205/50/17. Fuel economy should be better which may balance the loss in handling.
You can also go up to a 205/50/17. Fuel economy should be better which may balance the loss in handling.
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