Faults:

The only thing that went wrong was the ignition; those points had to be replaced too often, so we changed the dizzy for one with an electronic ignition inside.

General Comments:

It was a slow as a snail and pink when we bought it, neglected for about 9 years in a garage.

Now the small car is red again, feels more like a small street sleeper, as we've done 0 to 100 kmh (62mph) in less than 8 seconds (GPS timing) more than once.

Since we've put some modifications in and on it, she drives like a real sports car. She's still quite comfy, and on the highway she can play along with the rest till far over the legal speed limits out there.

Faults:

Rust, paint discolouration, moss growing up the passenger side window :)

Faults:

Considering the car is nearly twenty years old the car is in concourse condition, slight surface rust on the sill and on the driver's side wing.

General Comments:

I can guarantee that my Fiesta Ghia is the best looking twenty year old you will ever see. If you like older cars I seriously recommend buying the mark 1, first of all it has a lot more character and plus the fact it had the Fiesta Supersport Kent engine in it.

Faults:

Nothing yet, after 19 years.

General Comments:

Bought the car for 250 quid off an old lady and I will never find a better deal. In better condition than some of the newer Fiesta's on the road, with only 38k genuine miles on the clock. Cheap to buy, cheap to run, cheap to insure, can't go wrong.