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2014 Ford Fiesta Starts at $14,795

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It’s a modest price bump over model-year 2013 sedans, which started at $13,995, and hatchbacks, which started at $14,995, including destination.

For 2014 the subcompact gets more grown-up exterior styling borrowed from the new Fusion, as well as more available features like the MyFord Touch multimedia system. Under the hood, a new optional 123-horsepower, turbocharged 1.0-liter EcoBoost three-cylinder engine joins the previous version’s 1.6-liter four-cylinder. Five-speed manual and six-speed dual-clutch automated manual transmissions carry over.

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The 2014 Ford Fiesta goes on sale this spring. Sedan and hatchback trim level pricing are below; all prices include a $795 destination fee. Ford has yet to release pricing on models equipped with the new EcoBoost three-cylinder engine.

S sedan, manual: $14,795
S sedan, automatic: $15,890
SE sedan, manual: $16,245
SE sedan, automatic: $17,340
Titanium sedan, manual: $18,995
Titanium sedan, automatic: $20,090

S hatchback, manual: $15,395
S hatchback, automatic: $16,490
SE hatchback, manual: $16,845
SE hatchback, automatic: $17,940
Titanium hatchback, manual: $19,595
Titanium hatchback, automatic: $20,690
ST hatchback, manual: $22,195

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