Ford Fiesta reviews

Spacious for amid range car. Low running costs except for new tyres! Looks/feels sporty. Good service from garage where serviced.,

Had my car for nearly two years. Runs really well. Very comfortable and reliable.

This is the third & best fiesta we have had. It is a titanium & is economical to run with added reliability. We only pay £20 road taxb per year.

Old car that is very reliable,however cost of parts make you think twice before replacing cluth,as more expensive than value of car,which is a pity as the vehicle is still fully useable.

Only had it for three months but so far so good

Brand new car good package deal with garage re road tax & servicing plan.

I really like the new Ford Fiesta Zetec with its 3 cylinder 1.0 litre 99 bhp Ecoboost engine with a turbo. It is in tax band A so has zero cost, is cheap to ensure (less than £200/year) and averages 48 mpg with normal driving even when using the air conditioning. It has performance at least as good as my previous Fiesta (1.4 litre), is comfortable, handles brilliantly and is fun to drive. It was also great value with a whopping dealer discount!

I'm quite content, I changed from a V8 Land Rover Discovery to the Fiesta when I retired. The car was seven years old with 27000 miles on the clock and has a full service history. In the two years of ownership, I've covered 20,000 miles and apart from normal servicing, the only maintenance cost has been on tyres, a set of front brake discs and pads, plus a release cable for the drivers seat. My criticism is that I think the rear view could be better and illumination from the reversing light is inadequate.

The present car is the latest of the many Fiestas that I have had since the early 1980s. I have found all the Fiestas to be very versatile and to do anything asked of them. Most of them have made at least two trips to the south of France and back each year and have been very comfortable. Each Fiesta has been an improvement on the previous one and my present one is no exception. My current car has covered 24,000 miles and has averaged 58 mpg over that distance.

I think that Fords are one of the most reliable cars on the market. My next purchase will be a Ford. I like the design of Fords especially Fiesta and Focus. They have nice interiors that are functional too. AI always recommend Fords to family and friends as they are low maintenance and reliable.

It's a good little car and running costs are low. It is reliable and nippy and fairly comfortable on long journeys. The only issue I find is the visibility while reversing.

Had this car from new.Serviced at Ford dealer since new.Average 30 to 40mpg.One breakdown only since new and that was a few weeks ago when the coil/distributor partially failed.

An excellent car. I've always owned Fiestas and never had any problem with them.

Had this car from new and have been extremely pleased with it's performance. Fuel economy is between 48/52 miles per gallon in town and motorway driving. Bluetooth connectivity is very reliable for iphone although radio reception is not as good as my previous Corsa. Some plastic trim is a bit cheap looking but overall driving experience more than compensates for this. Heated windscreen and air con is superb. Plan to replace this car with another Fiesta or Bmax next year.

A fantastic small car. The Fiesta is a fun car to drive which is both practical and economical. I bought my Fiesta as a brand new car and fully intend on keeping it until its dying day! I highly recommend it to others.

The 2013 Fiesta Titanium 1 Litre 99ps has few faults and much to like. The EcoTech engine is frugal to run but more powerful than my old 1.4 Litre Fiesta because of the turbo-charger. Quiet and comfortable, puddle lights, USB support for music, tinted windows, smart alloys, responsive steering, air bags and a system that automatically calls Ford Emergency services via your mobile phone if they deploy and then gives them your GPS location ... what's not the like? I always look forward to driving it. The one missing feature is that my old Fiesta refused to blow cold air at you when you started the engine where this one does for a few seconds before realising it's mistake. Really, that's being very picky but you have to be picky if you want to find a fault with this car.

Good comfortable reliable vehicle and good economical 1.4 engine and £20 road tax and all the gadgets you need.

Having had very good experiences with bigger Fords (Granada and Mondeo) in the past and then a not so good one with a Polo when I decided to 'downsize', I decided to purchase a Fiesta. It is sporty enough for the small engine, looks good and is very reliable. Highly recommendable.

Fiesta is a good all round performer and very reliable.

Have recently downsized from a mondeo estate. Financially a smart move, but find the car awful. Road noise from tyres is deafening and I keep bashing my head on the roof trying to enter the vehicle.