Compared with the Mk1, Ford’s replacement wasn’t quite as revolutionary. It was more a mild facelift than a redesign, but when the second-generation Fiesta launched in 1983 it still brought some ...

Ford wasn’t the first motor manufacturer to cotton on to the fact that small, front-wheel-drive family cars would be big business, but when the Fiesta broke cover in 1976, it sent a message to the ...

THERE are now three things certain in life: Death, taxes . . . and the Ford Fiesta. Britain’s all-time favourite car. I’ll bet my left knacker either you, a friend, or someone in your family, has ...