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Ford is not pushing hard to make the Ford Fiesta small car cheapest in the market. Conversely, when a car carrying Fiesta to the U.S. a few years ago it preserved many features that have made this car a success in Europe: a stylish design, cheerful driving feel, and a solid feature list. As it stands, its still one of the best ways to save money without feeling like you have to make sacrifices.

The Fiesta looks stylish and even a bit lackluster, with urban-runabout element that has been missing from Fords U.S. lineup, and in this case you mostly get what you see. With an impressive steering and handling and feel, nimble maneuver better than most softened, numbness equipment size, Fiesta is safe in the fun-to-drive of the ledger. While powertrains Fiesta was nothing special, 120-hp, 1.6-liter four, for £ 2,600, which is pretty fast, even though we are not big fans of the PowerShift transmission that you need to choose if you do not like shifting gears.

Great first impression is a special Fiesta, but has a well-coordinated colors and textures in it, and it will also impress upon the class prices at first glance. But there are many sacrifices that a typical small car - like a little too much engine noise in some situations, and the ride choppy on some freeway surfaces. The body is narrow and tight backseat reduce its usefulness for long road trips, too, although we like the additional flexibility hatchback models. Then theres the instrument panel layout Fiesta, which clump audio controls to the strange array tilt.

For 2013, the Ford Fiesta has been rejiggered into three trim and consolidate multiple items into a lower number of the build. What it means is that youll probably get better value for money. With the Fiesta S starting at just $ 13,995, you get air conditioning and 40-watt sound system with aux-input and four speakers. Add Convenience Package and you can get a keyless entry and upgraded sound system even in the model. Next up is the SE, which adds keyless entry, power windows, Ford Sync hands-free connectivity system, steering-wheel audio controls, trip computer, and improved sound. 

At the price of the Titanium models, which start at around $ 18k, you can have the Focus, Fusion or maybe 12, but then you will not get things like the standard painted alloy wheels, extra chrome trim, LED running lights, heated mirrors, heated leather seats, push button start, and ambient lighting system. Remote start is optional, and some sports package appearance can add some spice to the look.