The Ford Festiva subcompact category debuted for the market during 1986. Mazda designed this vehicle model based on their DA platform together with the choice of 1.1L and 1.3L B-series inline-four engines. The model eventually received 1.5L as its upgraded engine addition. The different engine variations within the Ford Festiva offered customers the optimal balance between efficiency and performance so they found the vehicles appealing across international markets. The Ford Festiva delivers exceptional driving performance because it uses front-wheel-drive. Drivers had multiple transmission choices to select from after purchasing the Ford Festiva because the vehicle came standard with four-speed manual and three-speed automatic alongside four-speed automatic transmission options. The Ford Festiva possesses a compact structure with weights in a range of 200-220 lbs along with measurements of 136.8 inches in length and 63.1 inches in width and 57.4 inches in height to serve urban passengers. The model received major design changes in 1989 through the switch to right-hand drive and left-hand drive and by adding new grille and tail lamp lenses. Fuel injection technology which manufacturers installed in this model improved its operational benefits. The Ford Festiva demonstrates exceptional engineering among its original parts which maintain both operation consistency and driving performance. Strict quality and fitment testing of Ford Festiva OEM parts keeps the model dependable in the market.