Manufactured since 1976, the Ford Fiesta is classed as a supermini car and has been sold in many territories around the world. British drivers have seen seven different generations of the car with the latest one being manufactured since 2017. There are plenty of examples of good sixth-generation Ford Fiestas still around, too, made from 2008. Discover more about second-hand Ford Fiestas at Motors.co.uk.
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The Ford Fiesta has been one of the most successful cars of all time. Only Ford F-Series trucks – popular in the US – and the Ford Escort have been produced in greater numbers. Globally, the Ford Fiesta has sold over 16 million times since it first came out, many of those sales being in the UK. Ford manufactured the Ford Fiesta in various locations around the world, including its large plant in Dagenham, Essex. It is mostly known as a three-door hatchback but a small panel van version of the Fiesta was also made.
There are various model variants and different trims that used Ford Fiestas come in. That said, nearly all versions have the following features:
There are several other features that may come with the particular Ford Fiesta that you are looking at. Some of the more recent ones are: