The Fiesta is a small front-wheel-drive car serves as Ford's entry-level model. Available in a four-door sedan and a 5-door hatch, the Fiesta combines smaller proportions and advanced powertrain technology to achieve fuel economy ratings of up to 29/38. Similar in size to the Honda Fit and Toyota Yaris, the Fiesta is over 5 inches shorter and 3 inches narrower than the larger Ford Focus. With bright colors and sharp styling, the Fiesta does not look like inexpensive transportation. Although the base model priced at $14,000 is a bit spartan, it is possible to get a model with alloy wheels and power equipment for around $16,000.

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The Fiesta is a small front-wheel-drive car from Ford's global portfolio that is new to the US market. The Fiesta slots below the Focus in Ford's U.S. lineup and serves as Ford's entry-level model. Compared to the latest Focus, the Fiesta is some 5-6 inches shorter and 3-4 inches narrower. A 1.6l four cylinder rated at 119-bhp is the only engine offered in the U.S. Buyers can choose between a five-speed manual or an advanced dual-clutch automated transmission. The Fiesta is offered in four-door and five-door models.