Ford Fiesta Specifications

Zetec models have all the equipment you need

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Ford Fiesta trims
Style
RRP from £13,715

Style models get ugly steel wheels with plastic wheel covers and also the basic 4.2-inch display rather than a proper colour touchscreen. As a result, they’re not particularly desirable, although you do get kit such as manual air-conditioning, electric front windows and Ford’s handy My Key system that allows you to limit the car’s performance and stereo volume via a programmable key.

Ford Fiesta Style equipment
Interior Features

Manual air conditioning

Cloth upholstery

Height adjustable driver's seat

Wheels

15" steel wheels

15" steel wheels with covers

Exterior Features

Body colour rear spoiler

Body colour door handles

Daytime running lights

Body colour bumpers with front mesh grille

Halogen projector headlamps with daytime running lights

Entertainment

6 speakers

Radio

Driver Convenience

Speed limiter

Ford Fiesta Style engines
There are 2 engines available with the Style trim
1.1
  • Petrol
  • Manual
  • 3 door
Engine size
1.1 litres
Brake horsepower (BHP)
70
Acceleration (0-60mph)
14.9s
Fuel economy
55mpg
First year road tax
£165
RRP from
£13,715
1.5 TDCi
  • Diesel
  • Manual
  • 3 door
Engine size
1.5 litres
Brake horsepower (BHP)
85
Acceleration (0-60mph)
12.6s
Fuel economy
74mpg
First year road tax
£145
RRP from
£15,815
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The Fiesta's a handsome-looking car with its new wide grille
It looks and feels like a bigger car than ever
All Fiestas come with a height-adjustable driver's seat
The dashboard looks smart and feels reasonably plush
Physical knobs for the air-con make it easy to adjust the temperature on the move
Zetec models and above get smartphone-mirroring systems
The Fiesta’s dials are smart and easy to read
There's sufficient room in the back seats but a SEAT Ibiza is more spacious
All Fiestas come with a height-adjustable driver's seat
ST-Line models and above get an armrest as standard
The Fiesta is good fun to drive on twisty roads
Sportier ST-Line models can be a bit bumpy on broken road surfaces
Small back windows make it tricky to see over your shoulder
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