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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
Exterior Features

Daytime running lights

Body colour door handles

Body colour rear spoiler

Entertainment

6 speakers

Radio

Interior Features

Height adjustable driver's seat

Cloth upholstery

Manual air conditioning

Wheels

15" steel wheels

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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