Ford announces new Fiesta appearance at Geneva
The latest Ford Fiesta is to be unveiled at the 2008 Geneva Motor Show in March.Ford has announced that they will be displaying the "supermini packed with technology" at the event, adding that it will meet drivers' every need.
Indeed, the company believes that it will provide motorists with a comfortable ride, championing its excellent responsiveness and control.
According to Ford of Europe executive director of design Martin Smith, it should prove to be a smash.
"New Fiesta evokes an instant emotional response that says 'I want one' which extends the traditionally practical values of the Fiesta to appeal to a new, style-conscious generation of small car buyer," remarked the official.
The industry was first introduced to the Ford Fiesta in 1976, when the company rolled the first model from its production plants.
Since then, it has appeared in three and five-door variations and has been a popular choice for consumers.
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