Selling my absolutely beloved 2008 Fiesta ST Mk6 (because getting a child in and out of a three-door hot hatch is about to push me and my bad back over the edge!) Careful female owner for the last 14 years who has loved and looked after this future classic. Exceptionally fun to drive, super responsive, eye-catching, and fast! No mechanical concerns and runs really well. - 96,892 miles - 14 years of receipts for all work completed, including one-year guarantees - Original service book with 14 stamps - MOT until January 2027 (last MOT also included rear brake discs and pads, exhaust centre pipe, and 2 front tyres) - New service, April 2026 (including oil change and engine flush, 4 x Iridium spark plugs, oil filter and pollen filter) - Original owner's manual and Ford folder - 3 keepers (including myself) - ST trim with side stripes - Rear privacy glass - Half-leather ST seats - ST styling on front/rear grilles and door scuff plates - Inside is clean, outside has a few dings and scuffs, typical of the age (see photos) - Modified with a K&N cold air intake system and cone, which makes it even punchier with increased horsepower and throttle response. Worth appoximately 200 fitted. Everything else as standard. (Top tip: LV are great, cheap insurers for modified cars!) - Two keys (one fob, one standard) - Six-disc CD changer and aux connector - HPI clear - Radio key code and removal tools included - Locking wheel nuts present - Spare wheel Issues (I've included photos where possible, for transparency): - Various small cosmetic scuffs and a couple of dings to the bodywork, which is fairly standard for the age. - A small patch of paint is peeling on the roof (gift from a bird when I wasn't driving it during Covid!) - The alloys are peeling in places, so would benefit from a refurb. - The air con does not work - I've not tried re-gassing it. - Reduced price to account for the drivers'-side door-close sensor that needs replacing (quoted a few hundred from a garage, or a 40 pound part from eBay to DIY - there are YouTube videos showing how to do it). Every so often, the door needs closing a few times before it will lock. Viewings and questions welcome; happy to take you for a spin along Southsea seafront! Video: