The FORD FIESTA is the PERFECT 1st CAR!

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So you've finally got your driving licence. Now you need to buy the perfect first car. You don't want a Suzuki Alto or a Kia Picanto. You certainly don't want that Toyota Yaris with the high clutch that used to belong to your grandmother. So what can you buy? More importantly what can you afford to insure? Fortunately, I think I've found the answer...

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[kyndrydspyryt]

Yeah it's perfect, lets face it, if it plays your music, charges your phone, and fits through the McDonalds drive through then it's going to be a winner with the 17yo's!

[jobc]

Wish I could afford a car like this back when I was 17 years old! My parents didn't give presents like this 😅 Great review by the way!

[jobc]

You are the first in 2019 to wish his viewers a good christmas, thanks! 😎

[Yimello]

Got a 2009 Fiesta 1.4 petrol. It's done 138, 000 and is still going strong. Only just had to replace the original clutch and starter. Super reliable and barely uses any oil.

[BREDNBUTTER]

just bought my daughter a 2015 with 80k miles for 8k. It's got the 120 hp engine, and I think it will be good for her first car. I'm giving it to her on Christmas.

[silvermane]

I cannot say how much i love this iteration of the Fiesta. It’s got enough of everything to be the perfect car. I ran one as I was doing a tiny mileage. It cost nothing to run, nothing to insure, was reliable and gave enough back when you press on to make you feel a bit handy behind the wheel. It reminded me very much of the mk1 Focus. I’d have another anytime. I even sourced the full black leather interior out of a Fiesta Metal Black edition. When i part ex’d it the dealer sold it within hours of it coming in. For a lot.

[szultan]

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Ford fiesta will be my first car too...though I am 55 yo already. :) :) Nice introduce, from a nice guy, thanks.

[matthewsmith]

I have had my fiesta for 10 years now, and in all that time only the rear bulb has blown, very reliable car

[SeanDuffyProductions]

Have been using lockdown to binge watch all your videos, great stuff! I passed my test last year at the ripe old age of 25 and got myself a 2006 1.2L Fiesta as my first car. Not as fancy as the one in the video but so far I've been over the moon with it. Got one of those cheap things that plug into the cigarette lighter and my bluetooth and USB are now sorted. 😂

[ryze_phoenix]

I am 21 I have that car 65 plate that exact engine could not be more happier love it to bits little power rocket. its all you need for a first car.

[ericgeorge]

My first car was a Fiesta many moons ago, I had it for years and it never let me down once. Yes they are a great first car, but they are grown up enough for drivers of any age/standard. I had an ST line with the 1L Turbo as a hire car the other week and it was a superb drive and really well equipped.

[rufusgreenleaf]

I learned in one of these and i loved it. Couldn't exactly afford one when i passed so i got a smaller car to get me going for 2 years then i saved up to buy an Ecoboost Titanium. Which i've now had for a year, loved it all the way through. So fun to drive.

[SeattleForge]

Recently started watching your videos as I was researching buying an old Jag XJ.. and kept watching. Bought a one year old 2016 Fiesta as my son's first car. He's not much in to cars but loves it. It's not put a foot wrong as he's kept up on services. He's tight as two coats of paint so the fuel economy suits him. His friends were given their parent's old, full-sized SUVs and they're always scrambling for gas money. It's been a real winner that I highly recommend.

[jrd]

Owner of a 1.6 2008 Fiesta. Most reliable car I've ever owned. All round sensible purchase, practical, easy to park, cheap to run. ULEZ exempt too. Not ideal for long drives though - no 6th gear and I have been in more comfortable cars. No plans to change until it falls apart.

[bendoyle]

Currently own a 2009 fiesta 1.4 tdci Style, had it for 5 years, done 100k in it now and it's never let me down, super handling and brakes however the engine is depressingly dull, Fiestas definitely suit petrol better. If you do go for a diesel make sure you service it atleast at every interval because they can have trouble with the Turbos, I've done mine every 6, 000 miles and like I say, no trouble!👌

[georgemorley]

My wife’s car, this exact model apart from the alloys which are slightly different. I like driving it as much as my BMW 320d. A great small car. Although you don’t really need it, I think the only thing that could possibly make it better would be cruise control. Other than that? Perfection. And if I was a parent putting my youngster into their first car, I’ll never forget what my dad told me about my first car, “you need a bit of power to get yourself out of trouble now and then” and if you buy the 1.25, they won’t be able to downshift and rev up to get past issues when they have to. I’d put them in the 1.0 litre model all day, everyday.

[KZIEKAY]

Here because my Dad got me this as my first car. I Love it! Perfect for my small 17yr old self ❤️

[ademolaadelekan]

I just got a 2009 Fiesta for £1400. It's in a really good shape. Your review really helped me made the right choice. Keept it coming!

[Bates.N]

love the fiesta wish i could afford will probably have to get the pre-2008 model

[hark]

I love your content mate. Friendly, unpretentious and to the point.