2013 Ford Fiesta consumer reviews

The car performance not up to expectation. Very slow pickup. Apart from that a really great car to drive :)

I have had 2 Fiesta's. a 2012 that was totaled in an accident and a 2013. I was hit in the drivers door by a large SUV that ran a red light. No injuries all airbags fully deployed. Very tough car. I went out and bought a 2013 exactly the same. Why? 40 mpg, great styling, comfort, fun to drive, inexpensive to own, excellent fit and finish, the ride quality and handling are superb. This little car handles the bumps and joints of the New England highways like a tank. No squeaks or rattles. There are 2 issues with the car that I don't like: the rear seat doesn't fold flat and rear seat leg room is tight. I rented every competitor: And drove them all. The next best is the Honda Fit but the Fit gets 4 mpg less and has a cheap interior as well as a noisy engine with less power.

this car is garb. i own one and it isnt worth the asking price.........................................

Bought this 2013 Fiesta. At under 3,000 miles, transmission started slipping. Dealership replaced clutch assembly and reprogrammed PCM & TCM. It took them 3 weeks to figure out what to do. After "repair" the tramsmission still slipping in 1st & 3rd gears, and gas mileage was down about 5 mpg. Back to the dealership...kept it another three weeks...they said they could not duplicate the problem. Really? Did they even drive the car? NO. Finally got tired and could see the fight ahead of me, so I traded it in for a 2011 Fusion. Now I am happy. The Fusion is a wonderful car even though it is two years older, it has a better transmission and extras the Fiesta did not have. DO NOT BUY A FIESTA!!!!

I've had it a short time but love everything about it. It is the Titanium model that has lots of bell and whistles. I love the heated leather seats, the SYNC system and the visibility. I am giving up a Miata for this.

I have the 2013 Fiesta for two months and commuting 70 miles a day, with local and highway mixed and a little mountain area (Northeast metro). It is nice to drive. The steering is really good and have sufficient power to cut through rush hour traffic and entering the highway with an ease. What impressed me is the mpg. With regular driving habits, I mean you don't have to adjust the way you drive, 39 mpg or even higher (as I commute described above) is observed. It is not like other cars which plays the number game on gas mileage. You have to drive like a robot to achieve the gas mileage they advertise. Like 60 mph, braking and etc. With stop and go traffic in the mountain area, the transmission handles very well with no problem at all. I believe it is so called Hill Start. Why buy imports while there is a wonderful American car.

I have nothing but great reviews to give about my new ford fiesta. With my new commute to work, my ford ranger just wasn't getting the best gas mileage I was looking for. I decided to test drive the Ford Fiesta at Galpin Ford, and immediately fell in love. The car seemed small from the outside, but its actually more roomy than I thought. The interior design, makes me feel as though I'm in a luxury sedan. I absolutely love the hands free blue tooth and serius radio. It makes my commute to work way more comfortable and relaxed. I'm able to change the radio station, control volume, answer phone calsl, check weather status in any city without even taking my hands off the wheel. The technology in this vehicle is just amazing. As far as performance goes, it rides extremely smooth. Especially compared to my last vehicle, a truck with all terrain tries. It's definitely quiet, quick, and smooth. Did I mention average miles per gallon on highway 39, and 33 on road. Between my hour long commute on highway, and busy life at home, the average miles per gallon is 38. And with the soaring high gas prices, it's still under $50 to fill it up.

I purchased a base model with few bells and whistles, but love this car. It holds the road, makes you feel like you are driving a sports car, and yet has lots of room in the trunk should you need it. The front seats are comfortable - the back aren't bad. Stylish for the money, it is an excellent value.

Vehicle so far exceeds the mileage I was expecting ..averaging about 35mpg for a combined highway/city driving. Interior is very comfortable. Only dislike is that you can't see the hood end , so you must estimate where and how far away from things you are, not a problem except when parking up to a curb. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking

I bought a 2013 Ford Fiesta S sedan a month ago. I am very pleased with it. The price was very reasonable ($15K out-the-door) but still had more standard equipment than I expected. The fit and finish, inside and out, is superb. The 1.6 liter engine is smooth and quiet (friends thought it was a hybrid) but has enough horsepower (120 hp) to feel zippy. The manual transmission is smooth as well. The mpg is rated at 28/39. I think I'm getting around 35 combined. The car looks small, but I am 6'4" and have plenty of room in the front (39" headroom) (the driver's seat adjusts up and down). The back seat is less roomy, but my 6' son rides comfortably in the back with the front seat moved forward a bit. I only rated Reliability at 3 because it's too soon to tell, but I think it will be good. If you're looking for a car in this class, I suggest at least test driving one. I highly recommend this car. It is a good value for the money.