Used Ford Fiesta Review: Is the Ford Fiesta the best supermini on the used market?

Used Ford Fiesta 7th Generation Review: The UK’s favourite supermini! Affordable, fun and practical.

In our used car review of the 7th generation Ford Fiesta, we dive into why the iconic hatchback has dominated the UK used car market. The Ford Fiesta has been a household name and best-seller in Britain for decades, and for good reason. From its fun-to-drive nature to its excellent fuel economy and affordable running costs, the Fiesta is the go-to choice for first-time buyers and seasoned drivers alike.

The 7th gen Fiesta excels in its class with sharp handling and a range of efficient petrol and diesel engines, making it more enjoyable to drive than many of its rivals. It also retains the trademark Fiesta combination of reliability, low maintenance costs, and everyday practicality. While compact, the Fiesta offers a surprisingly comfortable cabin with a modern design and user-friendly tech, including Ford’s SYNC infotainment system. Whether you're looking for a budget-friendly option or a higher-spec trim, we explore why the used Ford Fiesta offers some of the best value for money in the UK’s small car market.

If you’re considering a used Ford Fiesta, this review covers everything you need to know! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more in-depth used car reviews.

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Timestamps

0:00:00 - Introduction
0:01:02 - Overview
0:02:17 - Interior
0:04:30 - Boot Space
0:05:12 - Driving
0:09:00 - Verdict

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[jamescrisp]

Why no mention of the ST line trim which is above the titanium trim model.

[Christian-thefrog]

My 2012 Fiesta Ultimate model in Thailand. Only 5000km, gearbox problems, many cars, just Google it. I have had 3 sensors replaced, not sure why, about 8000 bath (160 quid), all 4 shocks, fuel pump. Not bad for 12 years, but ridiculous for only 5000 km. Otherwise pleasant to drive, good aircon, good stereo, still drum brakes at the back (!!!). Ford Thai not that helpful.

[iangascoigne]

If you want power folding mirrors don’t go for one of the last Titanium x’s. It doesn’t come with them and the electric window’s aren’t as good either. The mild hybrids are crap, they don’t offer any increase in fuel economy.