Loved it, once kitted out with a few extras. Downside was the small engine in it.

Its a reali fun car to drive its cheap to run. Its not an ugly car and i like the interior appearance. It is also very cheap to run and good fuel consumption for a 1.6. Fast then most of it competition.

It's a great car, the performance could be better, would have liked more kilowatts and torque. The braking and handling is excellent, especially in the wet. The Trend trim adds front spotlights, 17" mags and a boot spoiler which rounds off the car. I got about 540km on a tank of petrol in traffic driving which is not to bad considering it has a 45 litre tank

Performance: well, it has a quite good acceleration, it has a 68 BHP 1.4 TDCi engine and a weight of approx. 1 ton, the braking part is also quite good but not exactly what you want on a racetrack but it handles very well. Build Quality: it has an overall good quality on both interior and exterior parts but when you speed over 75 mph some strange noises come from the rear. Appearance: it has a good look both from the inside and the outside, but the dashboard is a bit old and made of "old" plastic material. Cost of Ownership: this ride costed around 10.000 USD, bought at a second-hand dealer. The Fiesta is a fun car to drive, but not the most exciting car.

This is more fun than any 1.25 liter car you can get right now on the market. the 75 horsepower is not enough to even make the chassis complain but it's sure enough to put a smile on your face every time you go round a corner. Ford style. Now a bit old compared to others in the same league of cars, but, I'd still reccomend it for driving enthusiasts that can't afford anything more pricey. ... and... LOOK at it! It's not bad looking