Ford Faqs

Ford has promised consumers that the new 2010 Fiesta will be great on fuel economy and I think that we can all agree that it something that we are looking for in a new car due to the increase in gas prices that seem to make us want to be rid of our trucks as fast as possible. Along with the great fuel economy they have mixed in quality interior, expensive-looking (but affordable) sheet metal, and an incredible driving experience.

Already we have seen positive reviews of the Fiesta across the ocean where consumers are happy to pay the money they want for quality. Yet, we have to admit that when it comes to the U.S we have to be more picky with what we pay out.

Ford will comply with a starting price under $15,000. A lot of amenities that make a car exciting for the next generation of car buyers puts a dent in the MSRP, but Ford is working with suppliers to create great looking, high-quality materials that don’t break the bank. The Blue Oval will also likely offer a full range of options that can push the price-point over $20,000 for those of us with a bigger budget and a strong desire to achieve 40 mpg on the highway.

Right now the B-segment isn’t exactly bursting with great products, and only the sporty Honda Fit and more expensive Mini have stood out in the crowd. The Fiesta will surely add some soul to the competition, but even at a mere $15,000, it’ll be priced at top of the segment. If Ford can deliver on everything it has been promising, however, we’re sure there will be more than just 16-29 year-olds that will be more than happy to pay $15k and more.