Ford Fiesta 1.3i First Edition
The Ford Fiesta 1.3i First Edition is a hatchback powered by a petrol engine delivering 60 hp (44 kW). It accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 16.4 s and reaches a top speed of 153 km/h. Fuel efficiency stands at 6.9 l/100 km combined, CO₂ emissions of 161 g/km. Drive is routed to the front-wheel-drive axle via a manual. This variant was introduced in 1999 as part of the Ford Fiesta Facelift 1999 (1999-2002) generation, and sits alongside 3 other variants in this generation. Full specifications — including engine displacement, transmission type, dimensions, weight, and historical list price — are available on the specifications page.
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What is the engine power of the Ford Fiesta 1.3i First Edition?
The Ford Fiesta 1.3i First Edition produces 60 hp (44 kW).
How fast does the Ford Fiesta 1.3i First Edition accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h?
The Ford Fiesta 1.3i First Edition accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 16.4 seconds.
What is the top speed of the Ford Fiesta 1.3i First Edition?
The top speed of the Ford Fiesta 1.3i First Edition is 153 km/h.
What is the fuel consumption of the Ford Fiesta 1.3i First Edition?
The Ford Fiesta 1.3i First Edition has a combined fuel consumption of 6.9 l/100 km.
What are the CO₂ emissions of the Ford Fiesta 1.3i First Edition?
The Ford Fiesta 1.3i First Edition emits 161 g/km of CO₂.
What transmission does the Ford Fiesta 1.3i First Edition have?
The Ford Fiesta 1.3i First Edition is equipped with a Manual transmission.
Is the Ford Fiesta 1.3i First Edition front, rear, or all-wheel drive?
The Ford Fiesta 1.3i First Edition sends power through the FRONT WHEEL DRIVE drivetrain.
What is the engine size of the Ford Fiesta 1.3i First Edition?
The Ford Fiesta 1.3i First Edition has a 1,299 cc engine with 4 cylinders.
What is the torque of the Ford Fiesta 1.3i First Edition?
The Ford Fiesta 1.3i First Edition produces 103 Nm of torque.
When was the Ford Fiesta 1.3i First Edition introduced?
The Ford Fiesta 1.3i First Edition was introduced in 1999.