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Although I'm not speaking from actual experience with that particular spare tire sub in combination with these particular vehicles, the experience I DO have with aftermarket, powered, active subwoofers in general from back in the day, my customers, for the most part were unsatisfied with the output in their vehicles with similar applications.
However, these cars are small enough that it may perform well for you as an addition to the factory sound system. The key here is making sure the subwoofer is in phase with your door speakers so that the waves don't cancel each other out and you end up with less low frequency response than you started with.
Time alignment between the sub and your door speakers so that the peaks of the low frequency waves hit your ears all at once will get you the best performance. This can be done, but requires extra processing, which can get pretty expensive trying to incorporate it into the factory sound system. If that subwoofer has an infinitely adjustable variable phase knob, this may be easily possible.
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