Ford Fiesta 2013 Sedan and Hatchback models - The Fiesta launches some elements already seen on competing models as the Active City Stop which is activated in emergency stops in the city or the new Ford SYNC with voice command recognition.
Photo from Ford.com The novelties that bring with it this 2013 model are aimed to make it more efficient, more attractive, and more technological. This new model takes advantage of technology inherited from its higher-end siblings. The rest of the car, in essence, remains the same as the previous model. One of the key aspects of this new Fiesta is its technology, especially that which is focused on the safety systems.
Ford Fiesta S Sedan picture - The Fiesta also launches a curious security system, called 'My Key', which allows parents to adjust the car's performance and its environment to the individual conditions of their children. For example, you can limit the speed, change the maximum volume of the audio system, alert the driver about the use of seat belts as well as in case of low fuel, and activate permanently the safety and assistance systems.
What's New At The Ford Fiesta 2013 Interior
The steering wheel is different, now it can be leather and that makes it earn points. You'll find in this 2013 model more chrome materials with higher quality. It is surprising to see that the top of the dashboard is padded, something that is unusual in vehicles of this segment. This new model is also more practical. Glove compartments are larger and have a new double bottom in the luggage compartment which favors loading small objects and others heavier. The trunk is not air-conditioned, but the seats come with memory, and this is a detail that is valued more.
2013 Ford Fiesta interior/dashboard/seat driver picture - 36 years ago went on sale the first Fiesta, and since then, this model has been a key element in the Ford sales strategy, so much so that it has sold over 15 million units worldwide
Ergonomically there are some changes: climate controls, the opening of front doors, the keypad of windows and locks, and the seat heating are now controlled more comfortably. Also, favor of the equipment, it gains more color and a variety of fabrics to make it more customizable.
It has several Stereo-CD models, and for all versions the number of buttons is considerable. It will not be a problem for you if you are between 20 and 30 years old, especially if you're used to experimenting with electronic gadgets that exist today. Customers or users with older age of this new Fiesta will probably need more time to adapt.
This is how the new Ford Fiesta looked at the Detroit Auto Show 2013 this monthThe most advanced version that comes with the Ford SYNC system, will delight those with a modern smartphone. It supports many voice commands and the operation has been improved compared to the previous V2C system. One of the functions that are worth noting is the automatic call of 911 when you have an accident, although this one might not be so practical if you have not turned on the Bluetooth or the phone runs out of battery. With the SYNC system, you can also call people existing on your agenda without having to store voice contacts in the car. You can also put through the voice, songs classified by metadata (ID3 in MP3 files).
Six different models and trim levels
If you are willing to buy a new car this year that is small, efficient, fun to drive, safe, cool, inexpensive to keep and maintain, and comes full of technology, Autopten highly recommends you give a try to this Ford Fiesta that is available in 6 different models and the cheapest one starts for under $14000. What a deal, isn't it?. Check them out:
Ford Fiesta S Sedan starting at $13,200.
- Ford Fiesta S Hatchback starting at $14,200.
- Ford Fiesta SE Sedan starting at $15,200.
- Ford Fiesta SE Hatchback starting at $16,200.
- Ford Fiesta Titanium Sedan starting at $17,200.
- Ford Fiesta Titanium Hatchback starting at $18,200.
All of them have a high fuel efficiency of 29 mpg in the city and 39 mpg on highways and come loaded with standard features such as 1.6L Duratec Ti-VCT 4 cylinder engine, electronic power-assisted steering (EPAS), 4-inch multifunctional display with LCD screen, advance track electronic stability control, seven airbags and stereo with an audio jack to plugin mp3 players and 4 speakers.
This is how the SE Sedan version looks at the street or in your neighborhood. Photo from MotorTrendAmong the Fiesta SE accessories included are: the SYNC with SYNC AppLink system, AM/FM Premium sound system with single CD player, MP3 capability, six-speakers of 80 watts of power, message center, and metallic-trimmed instrument panel, power door locks with automatic locking doors, 4-way manual driver's seat, Seatback map pockets, and center dome lamp with map lights.
This is how the new Fiesta Titanium Hatchback version looks at dealership. Photo from SunriseFordThe Ford Fiesta Titanium comes equipped with intelligent access with push-button start, ambient lighting, power windows with one touch down, leather-wrapped steering wheel with metallic trim, AM/FM premium sound with single CD player, MP3 capability, six-speakers and 80 watts of power, power and rear 12v power outlet, cruise and secondary audio controls, leather-trimmed heated front seats and SiriusXM radio.
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