Is the 2nd-gen Fiesta a good car?

Nope.

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furrfag pls go

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>>17538203
Only the xr2 is passable, but it still gets shat on by the equivalent French hatches of its day.

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The last 'British' car he's going to review is a Daihatsu Charade. He's going to think it's great, it is also a pile of crap. Still no word on what he meant by this.

>>17538203
I seen one the other day with 78000km with an automatic transmission for 700 euros and thought wtf if i had the cash i could just risk it.

>>17538233
You're thinking about a Festiva, you downie.

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>>17538203

I get the most intense nostalgia vibes when seeing pristine condition MK2 Fiestas

>>17538203
No. It's OLD. Not 'classic', just fucking OLD.

Get a mk3 if you want a modern-ish car. They came with AC and proper suspension, and are crazy fun to toss around.

>>17539862
Exactly what makes a car "classic", Anon? Seeing as tastes vary from person to person, I'd like for you to answer for the rest of us.

>>17539884
being valued by boomers, ofc

>>17538203
I have a 3rd gen 98 one that was my moms, sadly my brothers destroyed the interiors, engine still works fine, never had any trouble, Its a fun car to drive but it looks like shit, the euro 98 ones have a defect in the paintjob so it just mostly peeled off, fucking ford said my mom probably hit the car cracking the paint but every single one I see from 98 has the same problem