Ford has reduced CO2 emissions and added more kit to the popular Fiesta range.
Under the bonnet, Ford has reduced the CO2 output on three engines. The 80bhp 1.25-litre now stands at 129g/km, the 94bhp 1.6-litre now emits 107g/km and the 118bhp 1.6-litre Ti-VCT has a CO2 emissions output of 134g/km.
The reduction in CO2 emissions for the 1.25-litre engine re-positions this version into a lower VED band, resulting in an annual saving of £110 over the previous engine.
There's more kit for the Fiesta. Ford has made Electronic Stability Programme (ESP) a standard feature on the entire range.
On the Studio series, Ford has added heated door mirrors, remote steering-mounted controls for the in-car entertainment system, an aux-in jack and two additional speakers.
The top-of-the-range Titanium models now have Bluetooth and USB connection as standard, worth around £200.
The Fiesta range starts from £11,645 and is available now.