Ford Fiesta Parts And Accessories

A car that one might call the polar opposite of the Ford F-150 is the Ford Fiesta. It might be a tiny hatchback, but it’s among Ford’s greatest selling models and its best-selling supermini. Production of the Fiesta started in 1976 and has spanned seven generations. Although it was discontinued in 2023, Ford’s new crossover the Ford Puma bears some resemblance to the Fiesta, making it an indirect descendant of the popular hatchback. Over 22 million Ford Fiestas have been produced throughout its nearly half-century run.

The 2019 Ford Fiesta was the last the US market saw of the small car. And it exited in style, featuring a sporty appearance with the Ford Fiesta ST. The regular Ford Fiesta is powered by a 1.6-liter intercooled turbo I4 engine that produces 120 hp and 112 pound-feet of torque. This is sufficient output for its class, and considering its 2,500-pound weight, it’s pretty impressive performance. The ST-Line Fiesta boosts max output to 197 hp and 202 pound-feet of torque and is only heavier by about 200 pounds. Both Fiesta variants are excellent on gas. The 2019 Ford Fiesta S is rated at 35 mpg highway and 27 mpg city, for a combined fuel economy of 30 mpg.

How Far Can a Ford Fiesta Go on a Full Tank?

With the 2024 Ford Fiesta’s modest 12.4-gallon fuel tank, its range is between 330 to 430 miles, with the best outcomes expected on the highway. That’s good enough for any small car and is on the high end when compared to modern EVs. The fully electric Ford F-150 Lightning for example, has between 240 to 320 miles of range from its battery.

Ford Fiesta Cargo Capacity

The 2019 Ford Fiesta has a standard cargo space of 12.8 cubic feet. For the ST-Line model, you get slightly lower space at 10.1 cubic feet but can be as much as 25.4 cubic feet with the rear seat down.

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