The manufacturer Ford finally confirmed the long awaited Fiesta ST for the
event in Geneva .
The event will also feature the new generation escape model should keep the
name Kuga. The 2012 Ford Fiesta meets this 36 year life and no doubt many
formats, versions, engines, bodies were placed on it but no doubt the latest
versions have attracted the gaze of the model like never before presented. So
new generations bring us a more aggressive, more daring and of course sports.
The first generation that was until 1983 was simple with
straight lines and did not show any differential for the market, so did the
second and third generation. Only in the fourth generation introduced in 1995
had a change in format and was justified by its restyling in 1999. So the real
change came with the sixth generation presented in 2008, there had already
sporting lines, bold and very modern and the model was accepted with great
momentum. Today after several months of speculation Ford Announces Version
"ST" being without doubt the great fanaticism of sports car lovers.
Displayed for the first time as concept for the Frankfurt
Motor Show in 2011 the Fiesta ST will finally have its final production
version. The big difference and that nice detail is that the model already
exhibits traces to be placed in the original party and its future next
restyling, with the same design to be used in the model sold in 2013. The
grille was enlarged and completely remodeled bumper to provide a sporty one.
In the case of the visual ST version is even more aggressive
to be consistent with the mechanical model. In its aesthetics have a rear
spoiler, wheels refurbished, twin exhaust pipes and the ST logo in many details
of the body. The modern 1.6-liter EcoBoost four-cylinder in line has the direct
injection system, in turn have variable valve command and a turbocharger. The
association provides technology that generates the important compact block 180
hp power. With the propulsion engine shall not be less, the Fiesta ST will
accelerate from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour less than seven seconds.
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