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Ford Ka review covering 1996 To Date

Wednesday 16 April 2008

If you've a problem with those who fold their pyjamas or iron creases in their jeans, the choice of affordable used cars designed to suit your lifestyle is widening.At long last, the car makers have woken up to the fact that for a huge number of us, a car is as much a life statement as a means of transport. And if that sounds obvious, then take a drive around the nearest multi-storey and check out just how much automotive styling has changed over the last 20 years. You're right. It hasn't.Or more accurately, it hadn't. You may want to argue, but it seems clear that Ford's smallest supermini, the cheekily named Ka, is probably the most innovative thing the industry has produced since the Mini. And not only because its chiselled 'new-edge design', daring and innovative inside and out, looks like nothing else on the road.Introduced in the autumn of 1996, it's now available on the used market but takes some searching out – examples are far harder to find than Ford’s mainstream Fiesta.