bathroom exhaust fan

[hids2000]

My small basement bathroom has a broken exhaust fan with a build in light. From what I can see the fan is really small.
The bathroom is 5ftx7ftxft = 245sqft.

I found this fan on home depot's web site. But can it be right? It is rated at 100CFM. good for up to 95sqft? i mean who has a bathroom that is 95sqft?
Since the bathroom is also in the basement I want to make sure I don't undersize the fan. Next size up is a twin motor fan rated at 300sqft but no light. So i will have to add it a light no big deal. But would save me the trouble.

product is listed on home depot's web site. I can't list the link but you can see it search model # 8663RP

would like any suggestions.
thanks

[hids2000]

sorry guys. I must still be sleeping in my head. i was thinking in cuft not sqft.
nevermind i guess that fan will work.

[Hube]

you have a way more than the required removal. The recommended ACH (air change per hour) for a bathroom is approx 8 ach.
Your 100 cfm exhaust fan will provide approx 20 ach's for your approx 300 cu. ft bathroom.
you should be ok.
ps; actually ,a 50 cfm fan would provide 10 ach's, enough for your size of bathroom.

[finnegan]

Panasonic fans are great.

[prashster]

I love the "Whisper" line - unless you want a loud fan to muffle the grunts!