Me and some friends started a car club at our school, and an older man donated his old 1980 Ford Fiesta "s" that was sitting for years. He lost the title, but provided us with a bill of sale. How does one go about registering such a vehicle?
Do you know radio code for ford fiesta registration RJ03YUX please?
I'm confused between ford ecosport and ford fiesta 2014 titanium?
Hi. I had just bought a new Ford Fiesta. This is my very first car that I owned. Previously, I would be driving a car that would be checked by my brother every time we travel on a long distance journey. Now I would be maintaining the car myself. I would like to find out what do I need to check and how could I do those checks on my car before starting my journey. The only thing I'm aware of checking are tire pressure.
My partner was changing a fuse in our car a few weeks ago. As the cigarette lighter was not working.
So he changed it and since then for some reason the warning light for the doors is always on. It means that a door is not shut however, they all are.
There's no fuse for this light so he couldnt have knocked it by mistake.
Does anyone know how to fix the problem as we can't even have our inside light set to ON.
Because it will always stay on and the indicater lights don't flash when the car is locked.
I have a Ford Fiesta ST (55), changing to a Fiesta S(56), the ST is Group 13, the S Group 7 but i'm being quoted more for less!
And a £26 fee to change details!
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I have found an idea first car, a Ford Fiesta TDCI van 2009 diesel 1.4. However it has 214000 miles on the clock. The car comes with a 4 year service history and is externally impeccable. Do you think that it is reliable enough to purchase considering the mileage?
Although the Zetec is perhaps a smoother engine I've also read the Endura engine is a simpler design and there's less that go wrong with it i.e. Chain driven timing belt and less electronics.
Just looking for opinion here, I know there are plenty valuation websites out there but most cost money, and I've looked at Autotrader quite a bit but its not giving me a great idea of what I could get.
I have a 2002 Petrol Ford Focus LX 1.6 in blue. Its just ticked over 70,000 miles. I bought the car for £650 (advertised for £800) on 64,000 miles. Since buying the car I have done a bit of work. In my ownership it has had new brakes, new ignition system, new wing mirror, oil change, etc. As it stands there are no known faults and it runs smoothly and returns 35MPG which, although is shocking these days (and one reason I want to sell it), is actually very close to what it returned brand new. It has 10 months on the MOT. On the outside there's no visible rust however on the underside there's a bit of corrosion, and the brake pipes will need replaced before next MOT.
I love the car and considering the price it has been nothing but fantastic and reliable. I now feel the need to move on to a new(ish) fiesta.
My goal would be to sell it for at least £600 (advertising for £700). In all honesty am I being too optimistic or is this reasonable?