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Ford Ka
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| Production | 1996-Present (Hatchback), 2003-2006 (Convertible) |
| Class | City Car |
| Body Style | 3-door, 5-seat, Front-Engined Hatchback 2-door, 2-seat, Front-Engined Convertible and Coupe-Cabriolet |
| Length | 142.501 in (Hatchback) |
| Width | 64.201 in (Hatchback) |
| Height | 53.901 in (Hatchback) |
| Wheelbase | 96.401 in (Hatchback) |
| Weight | 861.8 kg (Hatchback) |
| Transmission | 5-speed manual |
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| Similar | Mini One Seat Arosa Smart ForTwo - (formerly Smart City Coupe) |
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The Ford Ka is a small city car launched by Ford in 1996 to compete with cars such as the Mini One, Seat Arosa, and Smart ForTwo (formerly City Coupe). The European version is produced in Spain, whereas the Latin American version is produced in Brazil.
Recent Changes
Subtle modifications have occured with the Ka since it's 1996 launch, the most notable of which involved styling changes.
Styles and Major Options
The Ka has quite a model history. Since 1996, a hatchback, convertible and e-Ka model have been produced.
European Hatchback
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