Ford Festiva: repair or replace?
For a Ford Festiva, the 10 most recent windshield replacement quotes on Auto Glass Estimator came in between $190 and $402 (September 2026). A 1989 Ford Festiva 2 Door Coupe drew the top quote ($402) and a 1988 Ford Festiva 2 Door Coupe the lowest ($190). Updated September 2026.
What changes the price for a Ford Festiva
- Glass choice. Most Festiva quotes are for aftermarket glass, with OEM costing more; see the OEM vs. aftermarket comparison.
Recent Ford Festiva windshield replacement estimates
| Vehicle Model | Glass Part | Quote | Date | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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1989 Ford Festiva 2 Door Coupe
|
Windshield
|
$315.30
|
2026-07-26
|
Florence, AL
|
|
1993 Ford Festiva 2 Door Coupe
|
Windshield
|
$292.89
|
2026-02-24
|
Lexington, KY
|
|
1989 Ford Festiva 2 Door Coupe
|
Windshield
|
$402.44
|
2024-02-02
|
Cupertino, CA
|
|
1989 Ford Festiva 2 Door Coupe
|
Windshield
|
$335.82
|
2024-02-02
|
Cupertino, CA
|
|
1991 Ford Festiva 2 Door Coupe
|
Windshield
|
$213.42
|
2022-07-20
|
Elizabeth, CO
|
|
1988 Ford Festiva 2 Door Coupe
|
Windshield
|
$208.42
|
2021-11-11
|
Debary, FL
|
|
1993 Ford Festiva 2 Door Coupe
|
Windshield
|
$251.48
|
2020-12-05
|
San Clemente, CA
|
|
1993 Ford Festiva 2 Door Coupe
|
Windshield
|
$204.32
|
2020-12-05
|
San Clemente, CA
|
|
1989 Ford Festiva 2 Door Coupe
|
Windshield
|
$243.04
|
2020-05-23
|
Oklahoma City, OK
|
|
1988 Ford Festiva 2 Door Coupe
|
Windshield
|
$189.56
|
2019-06-01
|
Chandler, AZ
|
Ford Festiva: repair or replace?
A chip smaller than a quarter or a crack shorter than about three inches can usually be repaired — faster and far cheaper than a full replacement. Replacement is the safer choice when the damage is longer than a dollar bill, sits in the driver’s line of sight, reaches the edge of the glass (which weakens the whole windshield), or goes through both layers. A qualified shop can confirm which option your Ford Festiva qualifies for.
Does insurance cover a Ford Festiva windshield?
Whether insurance covers your Ford Festiva windshield depends on your comprehensive coverage and deductible. A few states require insurers to waive the glass deductible entirely, and some insurers waive it for small chip repairs. See our guides to states with zero deductible for comprehensive glass claims and states with glass endorsement coverage to check the rules in your state.