2011 Ford Fiesta ST Concept

2011 Ford Fiesta. Ford car company has launched a new ST type with the support of advanced technology and attractive design model. This concept is the right strategy to compete with other cars in its class. Expansion of these cars intend to attract consumers to try to drive and buy it. The emergence of this car makes it possible to explode the car market Ford.

At the Frankfurt Motor Show 2011, car production was able to sell in the market with distribution in 40 countries around the world including the United States, Canada, Australia, South Africa and also 15 state-of States in Europe. This concept becomes the main design to be able to be better in the future.

2011 Ford Fiesta ST Design

Every Ford to carry the ST badge will be a performance car that emphasizes great fun-to-drive qualities customers will crave. Yet every aspect of performance in a Ford ST is highly balanced, so the driver revels in experiencing perfect harmony every time he or she gets behind the wheel. Ford ST models will also offer a level of refinement that allows the driver to enjoy the car as much on the way to work every day as on a twisty road.

Ford ST models will also share key physical similarities in areas such as colors and exterior styling, as well as interior styling and driver-oriented features.

2011 Ford Fiesta ST Performances

The 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show provides an important preview of what could be the next performance vehicle in the Ford Performance Vehicles product pipeline – the Ford Fiesta ST Concept. Muscular and sporty, the Ford Fiesta ST Concept is inspired by the Ford Fiesta WRC. It features a dynamic sports chassis and a high-performance powertrain with a 1.6-liter Ford EcoBoost® engine, yet is capable of delivering impressive fuel economy.

Target performance levels for the 2011 Ford Fiesta ST Concept are 177 horsepower and 177 lb.-ft. of torque, enough to propel it from 0-60 mph in less than seven seconds. A top speed exceeding 136 mph is targeted. The advanced design of the turbocharged, four-cylinder Ford EcoBoost engine – connected to a six-speed manual transmission – means the Ford Fiesta ST Concept is forecast to deliver CO2 emissions of less than 140 g/km.
Don’t forget to look also Ford Evos Concept and New Ford Ranger 2012.