Ford Festiva

The Festiva was Ford's smallest front drive hatchback, drawn up by Mazda for Ford and made first in Japan and then largely in South Korea by Kia, which sold the same car as the Pride. It sold under the Festiva name in the United States, Japan and Australasia, became the Aspire in North America with the second generation of 1993, and ended as a Japan only badge change of the Mazda Demio. Roughly 350,000 reached American buyers. This site gives every generation and every model year its own page, in 3 generations: the WA (1986 to 1992); the WB, WD, WF (1993 to 2000); the third generation (1996 to 2002).