Over in the UK, Ford has introduced a special edition Fiesta called the Centura, which celebrates the 100th anniversary of Ford in Britain. Available only in a metallic Panther Black finish, the variant pays tribute to the first Ford vehicle to be manufactured in the UK, namely the Model T in 1911.
The Centura is based on the Fiesta Zetec, in its 82 PS 1.25 litre petrol form, but adds on a comprehensive list of additional standard equipment worth nearly two thousand quid, including LED daytime running lights as well as automatic headlamps and windscreen wipers.
Also in the package are chrome mirror and door caps, 16-inch seven-spoke alloy wheels, reverse parking sensors and a parking camera mounted in the rear view mirror.
Just 1,000 examples of the Fiesta Centura edition will be made, in both three-door and five-door form. The Fiesta remains the UK’s best-selling car, with 52,327 sold in the first half of this year, and the edition should happily add to those numbers.
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like the LED runnin lightzzzzzz
IMHO, the DRL seems out of place.. better to integrate with headlamps..
Meh, don’t like the DRL. Looks out of place and sticking out like a sore thumb
Those are a must for European countries’ laws and regulations. Whether they are good look or not must have DRL.
FORD FIESTA, AFFORDABLE, REFINED, POWERFULL, FUN TO DRIVE, HIGHT TECH, and it just continuess.. bye bye Honda City and Toyota Vios
Best selling in UK but worse selling in Malaysia. Malaysian will praise Japanese like God even how good ford or conti cars is.