The Ford Fiesta Mk1.
Britain’s new supermini arrived just in time for a changing era. Compact, clever, and built to nip through tight city streets or cruise down the bypass, the Fiesta brought a fresh sense of freedom to a new generation of drivers.
In the days of space hoppers and Chopper bikes, the Fiesta was busy becoming Ford’s answer to the fuel-conscious '70s. Easy to park, fun to drive, and with a hatchback that actually made sense for modern life, it wasn’t just a car — it was a sign that the times were changing.
Whether it was a base model Popular with vinyl seats or a top of the range Ghia with velour seat fabric and a remote control driver's door mirror, the Mk1 Fiesta had charm by the bucketload.
This illustration celebrates the humble Ford that quietly revolutionised the small car market, and turns heads at classic car shows today.
Printed on 230 gsm archival matt paper (Frame not included).
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A4: 297mm x 210mm (11.7" x 8.3") £25.00
A3: 297mm x 420mm (16.5" x 11.7") £29.00
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