Is your lifelong ambition to own a Ford Fiesta Studio 1.2 60PS 3dr? If so, check-out its
manufacturer's finance offer. Terms for this personal contract purchase plan include a
£1,605.95 deposit, followed by twenty-four monthly payments of £109. Throughout this
period, motorists have an annual mileage allowance of 9,000. At the end of the term there
are two options. One is to pay the £5,124 purchase payment to own the car outright –
totalling £9,355.96 including the £10 purchase fee. Option two is to return the Fiesta. There
should be nothing else to pay in this scenario subject to any mileage excess charges and
condition. Just sign-up by September 30th and ensure the car is registered by the end of
2012.
The Ford Fiesta Studio 1.2 60PS 3dr has strengths that make ownership a worthy
aspiration.
It handles beautifully, for starters, plus it has a spacious cabin and 295-litre boot.
Cargo capacity can be increased to a spacious 979-litres by folding the rear seats flat. The
Fiesta also feels beautifully screwed together and has sharp looks. This supermini has
sensible running costs too. It, therefore, averages 51.4mpg and can be taxed annually for
£100. Standard equipment includes: power steering, electronic stability programme, electric
mirrors, and a CD player – but it lacks air-con. That is slightly annoying, but there is a more
significant issue that might make motorists rethink their aspirations. The 1.2-litre petrol
engine only produces 60PS, so this supermini takes a never-ending 16.9 seconds to hit
62mph. Putting that aside, there is no reason not to 'crave' the Ford Fiesta Studio 1.2 60PS.
By Stephen Turvil
Fri, 03 Aug 2012