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Ford Fiesta ST Mountune (2008): first official pictures

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By Stephen Dobie First Official Pictures 15 January 2008 12:03 While Ford is using the Detroit Motor Show to unveil another variant of the Verve (read: Fiesta replacement), it’s also trying to keep interest  in the old range going with modifications to the hottest current Fiesta, the ST. But instead of the usual visual nip and tuck it’s a performance package developed by Ford Team RS in association with Roush Technologies. Available in two stages the tweaks can give the little Ford up to 182bhp, 37bhp more than the standard car.

Hyundai ix35: UK Price and models

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Lincoln MKC – it’s an upmarket Ford Kuga: 2013 Detroit Auto Show

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