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The Fiesta Econetic has always been one of our favourite green cars, because it provides sensational economy with virtually no compromise in fun or comfort. Now, by fiddling with the calibration
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The Ford Fiesta-based EcoSport jumps into the subcompact crossover market, featuring a tall stance and a side-hinged rear hatch door. It offers a either a 1.0-liter turbocharged three-cylinder and
What’s New: Ford recognizes a good thing when it sees it and wisely resisted the urge to fiddle with the Fiesta ST’s powertrain and suspension for 2016. (Rumors of a pending Fiesta RS now look
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