Used 2018 Ford Fiesta ST Consumer Reviews
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Great little car
Good gas mileage. Get up and go is spunky! It's small,which as a small d lady,I love. Not a lot of tech,but more than enough for me. Not a lot of caro space or seat room,but all I need. Perfect for me but would not be for some other people.
Fun to drive but only in perfect road conditions
Love the car while on perfectly dry roads. Add snow, rain, or mud forget it. Even with mud and snow tires this car is horrible on anything other than dry, perfect roads. I have owned front wheel drive vehicles in the past and never had a issue on snow. This car even with 15 inch wheels and snow tires ( figured these would be better with taller sidewall than stock 17's) is horrible even with the smallest amount of snow. Definitely a garage queen for the fall, winter, and spring. I'll drive my subaru the rest of the time. Great California car but that's not where I live.
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- SE SedanMSRP: $14,590In-stock online
- SE SedanMSRP: $14,998In-stock online
- SE SedanMSRP: $14,599In-stock online
Fast as a cock roach when the lights come on.
Zippy, handles great, fits 4 no problem. Highly recommend. As fun as my C8 corvette.
Great drive
This is a great car. Love it.
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Over Priced and outdated
I would have bought the 2018 ST model if I could have gotten a deal on one. Sadly the dealerships are selling these cars for more money than what they sold for last year in my region. The new 2019 North America model is even cheaper and less of a value. Why doesn't Ford bring the same specification offered in Europe at a value price to entice this type of a car? I searched last year and this year and was in the market for it however the pricing was higher this year than last year. At 16-17k the car is extremely attractive any higher than this and the car quickly loses appeal as the car depreciation appears to be extremely high. After search high and low for a deal I ended up getting a used car that offers better technology and value. Low two star ratings is based primarily on price. If you can get one for 16K new then the car would be a 5 star for featureset and value. Lots of nice cars out there for the price... Not new but good nice cars.
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