Ford Fiesta 2011 or 2012 (SUV, buy, cylinder, reliability)
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Decided I'm getting a Ford Fiesta and I love the bright colors that are available. I'm having a difficult time deciding between the metallic blue, violet grey, race red, lime, and yellow.
Anyone buy a Ford Fiesta and pick one of those colors? Of Course I can't really see them on the lots around here because they have only the basic boring colors. I want something that stands out, especially because I always forget where I park lol.
Decided I'm getting a Ford Fiesta and I love the bright colors that are available. I'm having a difficult time deciding between the metallic blue, violet grey, race red, lime, and yellow.
Anyone buy a Ford Fiesta and pick one of those colors? Of Course I can't really see them on the lots around here because they have only the basic boring colors. I want something that stands out, especially because I always forget where I park lol.
Did you end up buying the Fiesta? Wondering if you did and if you like it. I am considering a new 2012 Fiesta as a new work car, but have heard that the reliability has not been that incredible, at least on the 2011 models.
I am hoping the 2012-13 models have been improved, especially considering its lofty price. An top-level SEL model can top $20,000 nicely equipped.
I have a friend with a yellow Fiesta. Sometimes we meet up at places with large parking lots and I spot it right away....unless a behemoth SUV is blocking the view.
She has about 20K on it now and has had only one problem with it. A strange one too...a defective steering shaft.
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