Presented in Stunning Ford Magnectic Grey , we have a December 2022 ,Ford Fiesta 1.0T EcoBoost MHEV ST-Line Edition Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr ,comes with a long Mot and the following services 28/06/2024 at 36564 miles at Euro Fit Wolverhampton , 30/01/2025 at 49296 miles at Hyams Autos Ltsd ,fited with a three cylinder 125 BHP Engine ,There’s a lot more mid-range muscle thanks in equal measure to the turbocharged and the mild-hybrid system. It pulls well from 30mph in third gear right up to the national speed limit.1.0-litre engines came with a six-speed manual gearbox as standard, as well as Sport or Eco drive modes to adjust the throttle response. The gearbox has a snappy shift action, which encourages you to row through the ‘box to get the best from the engine. ST-Line versions are even more encouraging to drive with a shorter, stubby gear lever.Choose a Fiesta ST-Line and you got a different experience. The biggest changes were more responsive steering and a 10mm ride height drop that kept body roll in check. Despite that, and its larger 17-inch alloy wheels, the ride remained supple, avoiding the harshness some manufacturers consider ‘sporty.’The Fiesta’s boot isn’t a bad size. It measures 292 litres with the rear seats in place and 1,093 litres with the bench folded,As a small car, the Fiesta was designed to be manoeuvrable and easy to park in towns and cities. It’s around 4,040mm long (varying with spec), 1,941mm wide with the mirrors, and 1,484mm high.The Ford Fiesta was crash-tested by the safety experts at Euro NCAP in 2017 and scored a solid five-star rating, with impressive adult and child occupant scores. However, bear in mind that the car was tested under an old set of regulations