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The Ford Fiesta is being reviewed by Graham Smith in an upcoming edition of the Drive section of the Daily Telegraph, Australia's largest selling newspaper.
He has asked for people who own Fiestas (any model) to share their ownership 'experiences' with him by emailing: graham.smith@carsguide.com.au This is a perfect opportunity for those who have had problems with their Fiestas (as I have - $10K worth of rust in a 3 month old car) to have their grievances heard. It is an opportunity to reveal how 'helpful' Ford's after sales service has been. I know there are many on here who have had problems that are unacceptable in 2011. It is also an opportunity for those who haven't had any problems with their Fiesta to tell how great a car they can be. Hopefully he gets emails from many covering both aspects of ownership so a balanced review can be written to benefit the consumers of this country. |
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