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Old 29-06-2010, 08:55 AM   #21
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Especially when you consider the amazing Hybrid smashing fuel economy of the ECOnetic Fiesta (3.2L/100km advertised and 2.9L/100km in the Green Car challenge). Its very believable.
I like that Ford is proceeding with all three strategies, in high tax Europe diesels
make perfect sense, urban drivers may prefer hybrids but I think the majority
of buyers will love the torque and performace that Ecoboost petrols bring.
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