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New Ford Fiesta – Autoblog loves it!
Fri, 26 Jun 2009Autoblog tests the Ford Fiesta and loves it But Ford are going to love the positive review which, to be honest, concurrs pretty much with our own views. It looks good, handles really well and feels a lot quicker than the headline figures suggest. But you can tell they usually drive bigger cars.
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Ford and GM reliability ratings dip in Consumer Reports survey
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