For The Studio provides a well-priced entry point to the Ka range, and this version is every bit as much fun as the other Kas.
Against There's not much equipment on any Ka, but this base model looks especially sparse. It has no electric windows or central locking, and is the only model without body-colour mirrors and door handles.
The low price may look attractive, but you get what you pay for. Our favourite model may be a fair bit dearer than this one, but it's money well spent.
On paper, both of the Ford Ka engines offer pretty similar performance; but, while the diesel is more flexible, the rev-hungry petrol is more fun to drive. Perhaps most importantly, the petrol is available in a wider range of models, and for much less money, which is enough to make it our favourite.
Compared with the Fiat 500, with which the Ford Ka shares much, the baby Ford is sharper to drive, but not that well equipped. However, in common with Fiat, the Ford has a whole variety of options that allow you to personalise your Ka, on top of four 'Indivdual' models in the range, all with bespoke interior and exterior styling. Tick the right boxes on the options list and you should be able to ensure that your Ford Ka is - quite literally - unique.
I find the KA adequate for my needs, I do short journies and usually by myself. It is well equipped but there are some omissions. There is no…
My decision to buy a Ka was based on the saving of £3000 I made by buying pre-reg, plus a trade-in which was £1000 more than I'd been offered by…
I passed my test in June 2011, Needed a well built, reliable, cheap to own/run but nice quirky car. After looking at several options from Vauxhall,…
I drove the first new ka that my local dealer had just registered. Nicely finished but I could easily have been in the Panda hire car that I used in…