The Ford Fiesta was first launched in 1976 and is now on the six generation and has become very popular across all demographics like its predecessors. The Ford Fiesta is built in Europe as well as other countries worldwide.
The new Ford Fiesta drives so much better than it did previously, turning is crisp, the chassis is capable of much more power and you can enjoy a modest amount of grunt that the current range offers.
The Ford Fiesta is one of the quietest superminis on the road and you only get slight wind noise when driving at 70 mph. The road and suspension noise are very well contained that it feels like you are driving a larger car.
Ford have made an effort to design the Fiestas interior as distinctive as its exterior, and was rated well for its reliability in the 2010 JD Power survey. All Ford Fiestas come standard with five airbags, stability control, deadlocks and a visible vehicle identification number.
There are 2 types of Ford Fiesta's available, the standard version which has a more compliant suspension and speed sensitive steering and then there's the firmer set up Zetec S. Both versions are superb cars in their own right but the standard has become the more popular.
When I first went to see a Ford Fiesta in Sussex, I wasn't too pleased as it wasn't well kept by the previous owner. So I went back to Sussex to see another Ford Fiesta and it was in perfect condition, the owner maintained it very well and I decided to buy that one.