Position of only and meaning of sentence

Which is the best place to position only and how does it change the meaning of a sentence?

I am writing a car website, my question relates to this.

This is my current sentence:
The Ford Fiesta sold in Canada is available only as a hatchback with a 1.6 litre engine in SE or SEL trim levels.

However, if I change it to, how does the meaning change:
The Ford Fiesta sold in Canada is available as only a hatchback with a 1.6 litre engine in SE or SEL trim levels.
The Ford Fiesta sold in Canada is available as a hatchback only with a 1.6 litre engine in SE or SEL trim levels.
The Ford Fiesta sold in Canada only is available as a hatchback with a 1.6 litre engine in SE or SEL trim levels.
The Ford Fiesta sold in Canada is available as a hatchback with only a 1.6 litre engine in SE or SEL trim levels.
The Ford Fiesta sold in Canada is available as a hatchback with a 1.6 litre engine in only SE or SEL trim levels.
The Ford Fiesta sold in Canada is available as a hatchback with a 1.6 litre engine in SE or SEL trim levels only.
The Ford Fiesta sold in Canada is available as a hatchback with a 1.6 litre engine in only SE or SEL trim levels.

I know if I put only at the front of a sentence, it means that item only, e.g.
Only the Ford Fiesta sold in Canada is available as a hatchback with a 1.6 litre engine in SE or SEL trim levels.

And if I put only before the item it doesn't make sense in this case (or does it?):
The only Ford Fiesta sold in Canada is available as a hatchback with a 1.6 litre engine in SE or SEL trim levels

Either way, I'd appreciate help in how only changes the meaning depending on where I place it.