European sales of the latest-generation Fiesta reached one million last month. The landmark was achieved just 28 months after the popular Ford small car – Ford's No.1 top-selling car – went on sale in Ford dealerships across Europe. When it first drove out of Ford dealer showrooms in October 2008, the award-winning Fiesta championed a new era in small car design, performance and functionality. Available in three- and five-door hatchback bodystyles and a range of fuel-efficient powertrains, it shot up the sales charts and became the No. 2 best-selling car in Europe in early 2009, a position it has retained ever since.
The Fiesta is produced in Europe in Ford's state-of-the-art assembly plants in Cologne, Germany and Valencia, Spain. It is the most successful European-made small car sold in Europe ever, with cumulative sales totalling 14-million since the car was first launched in 1976.
For the past 35 years, the Fiesta has been synonymous with economical, practical and dependable motoring. Today, it continues to appeal to a new generation of motorists, with research showing it is attracting younger, more affluent buyers who are choosing higher trim levels with more features and options.
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