Ford Motor Company introduced the Ford Ikon to the automotive market in the year 1999, and it stayed there until the year 2015. The vehicle is considered to be a subcompact car and has a front-engine, front-wheel-drive layout. The Ford Ikon spawned over two generations, the first being between 1999 and 2011, and the second between 2007 and 2015. The first-generation model was derived from the fourth generation Ford Fiesta, whereas the second-generation model was largely based on the fifth-generation Ford Fiesta. The first generation Ikon was manufactured solely as a 4-door sedan and had two transmission options—a 5-speed manual and a 4-speed automatic. Some other names it went by were the Ford Fiesta Sedan, the Ford Fiesta Street (in Brazil), and the Ford Fiesta Ikon (in Mexico). Assembly of the vehicle took place around the world, in places like India, China, Mexico, and South Africa. In November of 2008, the Ford Ikon was revamped. The vehicle was given a new diesel engine and new features such as a CD/MP3 player, a rear spoiler, redesigned seat covers, alloy wheels, a new LCD odometer display on the instrument cluster, door mirrors adjustable on the inside, and remote-controlled central locking were introduced.

The safety components of all vehicles, regardless of how new or old, need to be preserved at all times. That obviously applies to the Ford Ikon as well. If you own this vehicle and have seat belts that are simply not the way they were in factory condition, you should get Ford Ikon seat belt repair immediately. As they say, it is better to be safe than sorry. Plus, seat belts are the most important safety components in cars! For affordable and quality Ford Ikon seat belt repair, you can turn to the company Safety Restore.