Used Ford Fiesta long-term test review: report 5
The car 2019 Ford Fiesta 1.0 Ecoboost 125 ST-Line
Run by Max Adams, used cars reporter
Why it’s here To find out if this fun-to-drive small car can beat our favourite used buy, the Skoda Fabia
Needs to Prove its worth against other used small cars
Mileage 6033 List price new (2019) £19,695 Price new with options £22,445 Value now £12,793 Test economy 43.4mpg
12 March 2020 - All about that bass (that's in the boot)
An essential part of any car, in my opinion, is a good sound system, and my used Ford Fiesta doesn’t disappoint, because it has the optional 10-speaker B&O setup complete with a big subwoofer in the boot.
Fortunately, because it's a factory system and not something installed in a driveway, the sub fits into the spare wheel well in place of a get-you-home spare wheel. Granted, it isn't quite as neat as the Bang & Olufsen system in the Audi A3 I once had, because that car had the subwoofer fitted into the space inside the actual spare wheel.
That minor gripe aside, the setup in the Fiesta does a grand job of working against any background sounds (engine, road and wind noise), and provides quite a rich sound for something that’s available on a small car. If you're into your music, I'd say it’s well worth looking out for when you're searching for a used Fiesta.
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