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Ford to stop making iconic car model after 46 years

Ford has confirmed that its iconic Fiesta model will be dropped next year after 46 years on sale. Following speculation yesterday (October 25) about the model’s demise, Ford has now come forward to confirm that the brand’s once best-selling ...

26 Oct 2022 at 11:28

Motoring

Ford get even more Active with the new Fiesta

The all-new Fiesta Active will arrive in Ireland in June and will be available in two versions, Active and Active 2. Fiesta Active is the first in a new family of Active crossover models inspired by sports utility vehicles (SUVs) that ...

31 May 2018 at 15:15

Motoring

Ford: the Fiesta is some piece of machinery

The impression is given sometimes that all the advantages, all the best technologies, all the latest creature comfort items and so on come with the big cars with the big price tags. While most items do get their first run in motors ...

11 Jan 2018 at 16:48

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Ford pile on the style with dashing new ST-Line models

Ford have launched a new ST-Line model range in Ireland. The line features vehicles with sporty styling inspired by Ford Performance and offering a range of powerful and efficient EcoBoost petrol and TDCi diesel powertrain options....

16 Feb 2017 at 13:39

Local News

It's a Fiesta revolution

Ford insist the new Fiesta is the world’s most technologically advanced small car. It offers the most sophisticated range of driver assistance technologies and connectivity features ever in a volume small car in Europe. Ford have ...

14 Dec 2016 at 15:04

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