2015 Ford Fiesta consumer reviews

It has been less than a month since I purchased my vehicle, and it is already the most comfortable vehicle I have ever been behind the wheel of. The features that came in my vehicle mean that all I have to do is put it in gear, and turn the wheel every now and again. Even my hardcore car-guy friends are impressed with how nice this car is.

This car met all my needs, Was looking for something reliable. Its my first car and I love it. It is really good on gas.

Es un auto con un gran dise�o exterior aunque un poco estrecho por dentro. Tiene un gran esp�ritu deportivo y ahorra mucho combustible. Muy c�modo para manejar y parquear.

I owned the Fiesta ST for 3+ years, and just parted ways with it. It was a great performance hot hatch, rivaled only similar cars available only in Europe. This car certainly isn't the most comfortable, economical, or highest quality car, you get what you pay for, especially with the used bargain pricing on these cars. However, what you lack in luxury car quality, the Fiesta ST more than makes up for that in fun factory and driving performance. This 197hp hatch can make any turn at seemingly any speed, and it has one of the smoothest and easiest manaul gear boxes I've ever used. So much fun comes from this car when your foot is mashing the gas and you're shifting hard through the excellent gearbox. The Recaro seats add to this shear fun factor, really making you feels like a race car driver, even though you have probably the smallest car in the parking lot. The ride is rough, the interior cheap, and overall quality of parts isn't great considering it is a Ford Fiesta. But for the ST model, the amount of fun and excitement is well worth the investment as long as you don't mind some uncomfortable longer drives and the compact size. The bang for your buck is definitely here, and I'm so glad I had the opportunity to own this little ball of understated fire.

I had this car given to me as a rental when I was in Kansas on business for 2 weeks. It has punch for a 4 cylinder and the handling is good despite some body roll at higher speeds. Interior is lackluster at best and the manual rolling windows really goes to show how budget the car is, but for the price and purpose; it worked fine.

The 2015 Ford Fiesta which I purchased has full filed the required needs, but I think the vehicle is over priced and its not worth 14,000.00+. Thanks

The day Ford ceases production of this car, the whole world should celebrate! I have never before owned a car from new that couldn?t make it to 100,000 miles without needing major repairs. That was until I purchased my 2015 Ford Fiesta with the DPS6 power shift transmission. We will get to the transmission in a little bit, I?ll start with the air conditioning. The car was only a month old when it quit working! It seemed that when the outside air temperature was above 80 degrees F, it would just stop blowing cold air. I took it in and Ford said the factory did not charge the system properly. They recharged the system and sent me on my way. One week later it was doing it again. The dealer said it was a faulty compressor so they replaced it. That same week it again went out so they replaced, literally, the entire hv/ac system. The whole system! It still does not work like a modern ac should. Now back to the transmission. The thing shutters and shakes like your method out uncle, but the dealer assured me that?s how a dual clutch auto shifting turd is supposed to act. Nope, transmission just went out completely (out of warranty of course) and now I?m stuck with the $2049.78 bill. I have a case with Ford but ehh, who knows. Don?t buy a Fiesta or a Focus. They share the same Transmission.

I rented one as a test drive to buy. It was too cramped. I'm 6'3 and over 200 pounds. Wound up with a Nissan Versa Note. Better for me.

I absolutely love my 2015 ford fiesta. I?m 21 and this is my first car that?s not a junker. I?m very happy with it. No issues. Great on gas.

I bought this car a month and half ago to commute to work. I have been averaging 37+ mpg even with driving through small towns to get to work. I bought this to save on gas because I was driving a Ford F-150 and the amount I was paying for gas was killing my wallet. This had less than 8,000 miles on it and I have put a few thousand on it since I purchased it. It's a great get up and go car! Awesome handling and cute to boot! It is surprisingly roomy for such a small car.My husband is over 6 feet tall and he has plenty of headspace and leg room. This car has a huge trunk that I can fit groceries in or feed for my chickens. At 3.09 a gallon for gas it costs about $25 to fill up when close to Empty. Love that there are no blind spots and can see clearly out any window. Only negative so far, is that it doesn't have cruise, and I'm getting used to that. The more I drive this car, the more I fall in love with it!