Ford Fiesta Fuel Consumption

In Malaysia's B-segment, the Honda City/Jazz and Toyota Vios/Yaris dominate. Few argue against these reliable Japanese models, except those who still favour “continental” cars, like the Ford Fiesta. The Fiesta offers a unique appeal as a fun, affordable runabout. Facelifted models can be found for as low as RM 21k on our Cars for Sale site, some even eligible for hire purchase loans. Overview At its time, the Fiesta was considered stylish compared to the more conservative Honda Jazz, City, or Vi

The Ford Fiesta has only been in Malaysia officially for one generation, but it has been a staple for European buyers ever since it was introduced in 1976. The Fiesta is currently in its seventh generation and is still going strong but sadly, its time is reaching its end. Ford has announced that the Fiesta will be discontinued in its entirety with no replacement by 2023 as the Blue Oval shifts its focus from traditional hatchbacks to more profitable SUVs and crossovers. With the Fiesta facing th

** This article is published on WapCar Community, representing the opinion of users. Click the link below to enter the community for car enthusiasts in Malaysia https://forum.wapcar.my/ Basic information of my car: 2013 Ford Fiesta Sport 1.5, 6-speed PowerShift dual clutch, face lifted version. Reasons why I bought this car The car hunting effort started when the missus decided that she wanted a better car than her existing car. She was driving a Perodua Myvi, and wanted something safer and more

Think B-segment in Malaysia and the options are split between the Honda City or Toyota Vios/Yaris. It’s a no-brainer and will continue to be for the foreseeable future. Nobody argues against them, except the minority that shun Japanese cars because those that are still mentally colonised to believe that “continental” cars are more solid still walk among us and probably drive Ford Fiestas. Well, given the reliability of “continental” B-segment models here, the buyers are definitely walking becaus

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** This article is the personal experience of a 2014 Ford Fiesta ST owner and does not necessarily reflect the views of WapCar. Facebook: Daniel Tan ↓↓↓ Press Here To Share Your Story ↓↓↓ The Ford Fiesta ST It wasn’t my first choice. In fact, it wasn’t even a close second. That honour, as it happened, belonged to the other two of the trio of The Holy Trinity of Superminis that I was planning to replace my ageing dugong Toyota Vios with: the Peugeot 208 GTi and the Renault Clio RS. I was obsessed