A MK1 Ford Fiesta with just 8,134 miles and one owner is up for sale
Published on Nov 17, 2025 at 4:18 PM (UTC+4)
by Ben Thompson
Last updated on Nov 17, 2025 at 5:13 PM (UTC+4)
Edited by
Emma Matthews
This MK1 Ford Fiesta, with just 8,134 miles and one owner, is now for sale.
Registered as new back in 1980, this vehicle’s only and only owner was a British woman called Miss. Histed.
Over the years, the car has been used sparingly.
As a result, it goes up for sale in pristine condition.
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Taking a closer look at this MK1 Ford Fiesta
Finished in a Diamond White paint, this car looks showroom new.
Its interior is decked out in a Black and Red Houndstooth Fabric Trim – again looking practically brand new.
In fact, there are factory stickers still on the safety belt buckles!
The car was registered on April 21, 1980, when it was purchased by its one and only owner, Miss Histed.
She bought the car later in life as she wanted to start driving.
However, it was rarely used over the following decades, as Miss Histed found she wasn’t much of a motorist.
At some point in the 1980s, she ultimately decided she didn’t want to drive, but she also didn’t want to part ways with the car.
In 1996, she nearly sold the car but changed her mind – a scenario which was repeated in 2007.
In 2025, her nephew reached out to KGF Classic Cars, and the car is now up for sale – for real this time.
Dust aside, the FIesta was in tip-top condition, owing to its owner’s scant use over the past few decades.
How much is this low-mileage time capsule going for?
Over on KGF Classic Cars, the car is going for $19,722 (£14,995).
That’s a pretty good deal, right?
The Ford Fiesta is approaching its 50th anniversary, so what better way to ring in that big milestone than with a pristine low miler?
We love seeing cars that are still in great shape years after they were originally made.
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