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Used Ford Fiesta Towing Eye
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About Towing Eye
The Fiesta Ford towing eye is attached to a vehicle at either the front or the rear, and functions as a place to securely attach a rope to the vehicle so that it can be towed.
The towing eye is commonly made of steel and is basically a solid ring or hook which is usually bolted on to the bottom of the chassis.
To help keep the towbar clean and grease free, while also protecting it from the weather, the towing eye can be fitted with a towing eye cover. This helps to extend the life of the Fiesta Ford towing eye which means it will perform well for longer. The cover also serves to make the overall look of the car sleeker and more aesthetically pleasing.
If the towing eye is damaged in an accident, for example, or has simply rusted and is no longer functional, it's advisable to buy a new or replacement part that has been manufactured to fit the make, model and year of your vehicle.
Ford Fiesta trivia
- If you took every sold Ford Fiesta and parked them bonnet to boot, then they would extend around the entire coast of the UK...twice! If you stacked them instead, they would reach be 650 times higher than Mount Everest!
- Before finally deciding on the name Fiesta, lots of alternatives were considered. The working name of the Fiesta was the Bobcat.
- The beautiful Fiesta XR2 was the first model to be able to hit 100mph! Released in 1981, the XR2 also had auxiliary driving lamps, which was as odd then as it is now.
- Since its debut in 1976, there have been an estimated 4,339,148 Ford Fiestas sold in the UK alone. Across Europe, there have been sales of more than 18 million.
- Every engine in a Fiesta is engineered and assembled in Britain.