• Two-tone paint option.
• Screened glass sunroof.
• 5 speed gearbox.
• Central door locking.
• Electronic stereo radio/cassette.

With more style and luxury than ever, the Maestro Mayfair is certain to make you the focus of attention. A sliding/tilting screened glass sunroof is now fitted as standard; and with a chic two-tone paint treatment available as a no-cost option, the latest Mayfairs really stand out from the crowd.

Full wheel trims, a bright radiator grille and door mirror cappings, together with the exclusive coachline incorporating the Mayfair motif, announce this distinctive hatchback.

There are some almost unfair advantages where equipment is concerned too. Such as the refinement of five-speed transmission on both the 1.3 ans 1.6 Mayfair. Central door locking lets you secure or open doors and tailgate with the minimum of fuss and bother. Tinted glass shades that inviting interior, and internally adjustable door mirrors are proivided for your driving convenience.

Inside there's pure luxury, with Box and Plain velvet seat facings and head restraints, together with seat back map pockets. Rear seat passengers also have the convenience of a centre armrest and rear door courtesy lights.

You'll enjoy top quality sound reproduction from the 3-band electronic tune stereo radio / stereo cassette player, linked to four speakers with a front/rear balance control. The instrumentation includes a tachometer, and is fitted with a panel light rheostat. Electric front windows and - on 1.6 models - power-assisted steering and automatic transmission, are among the tempting list of extra cost options.

With all this unabashed luxury, you'll be amazed at the budget-conscious ways of the Maestro Mayfair. Driven through the standard five-speed transmission, the 1.3 Mayfair stretches the fuel miles further than most of its rivals, with no less than 58.2mpg at a steady 56mph. That high top gear enhances the quietness of the Maestro, resulting in a very refined motorway cruiser.

The fuel economy of the Maestro 1.6 Mayfair is remarkable, with over 53mpg at a steady 56mph; the acceleration - with a potential 10.5 seconds from 0-60 - could cause a few raised eyebrows too.

So wherever you go in this prestigious Maestro, you'll just have to get used to stealing the limelight.