Ford Fiesta

Ford Performance presents the new Ford Fiesta ST, which is powered by an all-new three-cylinder, 1.5-litre EcoBoost engine. Shown for the first time ahead of its global public debut at the Geneva Motor Show next month, the new Fiesta ST will deliver 200PS, 290Nm of torque and anticipated 0‑62mph acceleration in 6.7sec. The third generation of Fiesta ST will be the first ever Ford Performance model powered by a three-cylinder engine, and the first Fiesta ST to feature selectable Drive Modes – enabling Read More...

Last month, Ford took the warps off the next-generation Fiesta hatchback in Germany. Now, 'automotive manipulator' Theophilus Chin has gone ahead and created a virtual representation of a how Fiesta based sedan could look like. Now, the last generation of this imaginative iteration was sold in India for a brief while, and though it was a potent car, it didn't really get the cash registers ringing. If Ford decides to add a boot to the latest Fiesta, it'll take on Read More...

While India's tryst with the Ford Fiesta hasn't been particularly fruitful, apart from a good run of the Fiesta Classic, the hatchback's a popular entity in Europe. It's been 40 years since the first first-generation of the Fiesta was unveiled way back in 1976, and yesterday, Ford Motor Company took the wraps off of the latest, next-generation Ford Fiesta at a special “Go Further” event in Cologne, Germany. Ford revealed four distinctive production variants of the next generation Fiesta: the Fiesta Titanium, the Read More...

Today can be officially declared as the day of horsepower! Some are building cars around an engine that is capable of putting an aircraft into space; others are busy making use of the horsepower. Ladies and Gentlemen put your hands together for The Hoonigan – Ken Block. The guy needs no formal introduction, but for those who don’t know or may have inexplicably forgotten, Ken Block is a professional rally driver with the Hoonigan Racing Division and the co-founder of DC Read More...

Ford India has made a rejig to its line-up and discontinued the aging Classic, Figo and the low-selling Fiesta models. The Figo Aspire (Click here for our review of the Ford Figo Aspire) will be replacing the Classic and the current gen Figo will be replaced by the upcoming new gen Figo hatchback slated to be launched in around a month. As already stated, the Figo will be replaced by the new-gen model and hence has been discontinued. The reason Read More...

American carmaker Ford, has been trying hard over the past 20 years or so to sell its cars in India. For the most part, the company has done well for itself, with the current EcoSport making some good name for itself. But the carmaker has never had it easy in India, with majority of its rivals such as Hyundai and Maruti Suzuki keeping the American giant at bay. However, Ford is now gearing up for some tough competition and this Read More...

 The suave C-segment sedan sees a steep price hike. The Indian motoring industry, like any other motoring industry, witnesses several ups and downs. The year 2015, though, will become part of the latter part after the government's decision of discontinuing the juicy excise duty benefits that the industry was so reaping benefits of. This only means one thing - higher costs for automobiles in an already cost conscious market. Cars that fall in the C-segment bracket (Verna, City, Vento, Fiesta, Read More...

The holidays are here and, for a petrolhead, there’s no better way to usher it than with this cute little commercial from Ford Europe. Painstakingly shot in stop motion animation, Snowkhana Three pays homage to Ken Block’s massively popular Gymkhana series of viral videos, but with a 1:16 scale model Ford Fiesta instead of the real thing. Stop motion is a time consuming and intricate craft, but unlike CGI, the result isn’t all that clear to most people without in-depth Read More...

Ford has officially recalled 3,072 units of the diesel variant of its mid-size sedan, the Fiesta, manufactured between October 2010 and December 2011. "We have initiated a field service action to correct a product concern on 3,072 Ford Fiesta TDCi vehicles," Ford India said in a statement. “This is a proactive, voluntary recall action to ensure customers' safety and satisfaction and no accidents or injuries related to this concern have been reported,” it further added. The company is asking its Read More...