Introduction: The Fiesta started its story with a 3-door version, back in the 70s. Eventually, it gained another pair of doors to ease access to the rear seats. In time, from the no-AC vehicle, it grew and became a stylish car. In 2017, the new Fiesta 3-door was launched at a special event and brought some novelties for the small Ford vehicle.

Introduction: The facelifted version of the sixth generation of the Ford Fiesta was launched in 2014. It was a breath of fresh air for both versions with three and five doors of the small Ford Vehicle in Europe.

Introduction: The sixth-generation Ford Fiesta revealed in 2007 at the Frankfurt Motor Show featured Ford’s kinetic design philosophy introduced in 2006.

Introduction: Ford upgraded the fifth generation of the Fiesta in 2005 to improve the small car image on the market, and the results were better than expected.

Introduction: In 2004, Ford introduced the sixth generation of its small-class vehicle, the Fiesta. It was aimed at a market thirsty for urban cars and filled with French and Italian brands.

Introduction: Ford introduced the fourth generation of the Fiesta in 1995 and refreshed-it in 1999. Although it wasn't a completely new car, it featured a totally different face.

Introduction: The third generation of the Fiesta received an update in 1993, giving a bump to one of the best-selling Ford models in Europe.

Introduction: The three-door Fiesta was the original version, and that was kept for the third generation of the supermini-segment Ford contender.

Introduction: In 1986 Ford introduced a facelifted version for its small-segment contender, the Fiesta, which was already at its second generation.

Introduction: Ford launched the second generation of the Fiesta in August 1983, and it wasn't that much different than its predecessor.

Introduction: The Fiesta project started in 1972 when Henry Ford II approved a small-sized, front-wheel-drive vehicle built as a world car to be sold globally.