Fiesta sans most of its Camo!
10/31/07, 01:03 PM
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11/1/07, 08:26 AM
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Pretty sharp looking and a fairly close production rendition to the Verve show car -- often that translation doesn't go well. I would hope that they can finesse that bumper insert in the grill a bit better by production day.
Hopefully Ford, like it's corporate mate Mazda, is realizing that smaller econo boxes need not be penalty boxes but rather, can be quite desirable rides in their own way. This is especially so in tighter urban environments where SUVs and big HP performance cars really don't make much sense.
Hopefully Ford, like it's corporate mate Mazda, is realizing that smaller econo boxes need not be penalty boxes but rather, can be quite desirable rides in their own way. This is especially so in tighter urban environments where SUVs and big HP performance cars really don't make much sense.
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It's a different, much more modern look than the Mini, but if well executed I think could be equally as compelling in its own right. But the real big if is, how will she drive? Well done, a small car like this can be a zippy, zingy hoot to drive. Badly done -- Kenmore appliance with a steering wheel.
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