2014 Ford Fiesta St Hatchback 4-door 1.6l - 3m Vehicle Wrap on 2040-cars
US $22,995.00
Year:2014
Mileage:1800
Location:
Brooklyn, New York, United States
2014 Ford Fiesta St,- Standard Sport Seats.
- Sync My Ford Touch Radio.
- 3M Laminated bumpers, hood and mirrors.
A
197-horsepower car is not the kind of machine that gets acceleration
addicts excited. A basic V6 Mustang delivers 305. The V8 GT has 402. But
197?As it turns out, 197 horses can be loads of fun, as they are in the Ford Fiesta ST,
For starters, this hatchback is not very big, and it weighs only 2,742
pounds.
The
E.P.A. fuel-economy numbers are 26 miles per gallon in the city, 35 on
the highway. That’s just a bit less than the standard Fiesta, which has
only 120 horsepower. I saw 24 m.p.g., but I flogged the ST mercilessly
and constantly. I just couldn’t help myself. The
mandatory 6-speed manual gearbox has a light, forgiving clutch and
solid shifter feel. Driving dynamics are wonderfully neutral for a
front-wheel-drive car. Zero to 60 happens in 6.5 seconds. Add it all up
and 197 horsepower makes the Fiesta ST a party on four wheels. Ford's fastest and most dynamic small
production car has earned 22 awards from Europe and around the world
since going on sale last year, making it the most-awarded performance
subcompact Ford has ever made.
Named BBC TopGear Magazine Car of the Year, U.K., and Echappement
magazine Sports Car of the Year, France, the Fiesta ST also was recently
named a 2014 Automobile Magazine All-Star in the U.S.
The compact performance hatch has also been showered
with praise, taking home top honors in Car Magazine's Top 12 awards
this past January. In its selection of the 12 best cars in specific
categories, the staff of Car Magazine named the Fiesta ST the Best Hot
Hatch for 2014. The ST also scooped the awards for Hot Hatch of the year
2014 and most enjoyable car of 2013 from Top Gear SA magazine. RPM also
recently named it Hot Hatch of the year.
Team RS tuned the powertrain, suspension, steering and brakes for
optimised driving dynamics; and introduced features only previously
found in larger performance cars - including enhanced Torque Vectoring
Control (eTVC) and three-mode Electronic Stability Control (ESC),
six-speed manual transmission, and rear disc brakes.
"The new Fiesta ST delivers remarkable levels of performance, design
and quality to offer an unsurpassed driving experience," said Juergen
Gagstatter, chief programme engineer, Fiesta ST. "Ford's European
customers are connoisseurs of the hot hatchback and the new Fiesta ST
speaks directly to that passion for performance driving."
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