Used Ford Fiesta for Sale in St. Louis, MO

The infotainment system called Sync 3 had a simplified touchscreen interface. It replaced the previous MyFord Touch system, which I'm glad they changed. Its handling on the road. It has tight, responsive steering and a nimble feel. It's so fun to drive, even if you're just zipping to the supermarket and back.

I bought my Fiesta new by asking the Ford Dealership for the cheapest new car on the lot, and that was what I got. It's a bare bones car. Because it was such a stripped down model of the Fiesta, I have crank windows and no remote to lock/unlock the doors. The car still gets me around, but many things have broken: the entire "entertainment system" (basically the radio, since my car doesn't even have a CD player), the air conditioner, and some other small things, like tire pressure sensors, etc. I was quoted $500 to repair the radio at the dealership and decided that I just wouldn't have a radio.