Cars
The Ford Fiesta R5 rally car is legal to drive on public roads, but that’s pretty much all it has in common with a road car – that and the shape of the bodywork which is borrowed from the series production Fiesta. The folks at British magazine EVO wanted to find out what it would be like to drive a Fiesta R5 on a public road – albeit a deserted one – and M Sport let them have a go in one of the models they built. Read more »
- Owner Talks About The Joys Of Owning A Rally Fighter
Local Motors’ Rally Fighter is probably the closest thing to a Dakar Rally racer one can drive on public roads. Built at the company’s factory in Chandler, Arizona, the Rally Fighter can be customized to the owner’s exact specification....
- Petter Solberg Completes First Tests In Ford Fiesta Rs Wrc [video]
Former World Rally Champion Petter Solberg is wasting no time getting behind the wheel of the Ford Fiesta RS WRC as he prepares for the 2012 season. The Norwegian rally driver got his first taste of the Blue Oval's Fiesta RS WRC this week when he...
- Paris Show: Ford Previews New Fiesta Rs Wrc Prior To 2011 Race Debut
Not one to let Mini's announcement of the new Countryman WRC to go unanswered, Ford has revealed its new soon-to-be-airborne Fiesta RS rally car. Co-developed by Ford of Europe and M-Sport (with a little help from the French Pipo Moteur), the Fiesta...
- New Ford Fiesta Takes On A Lamborghini Gallardo, Lives To Tell The Tale [video]
Ford's looking to make a big statement with its upcoming Fiesta, and it seems like the new-age consumer-driven marketing has been a success. Now, the gurus behind the campaign have come up with a new one. Recently, they put out a challenge to the...
- New Ford Fiesta To Make U.s. Motorsport Debut At Pike's Peak With Marcus Gronholm At The Helm
There are plenty of ways to market a car. One way is to hand 100 Fiestas to specially selected social active people like 'oh my gosh my car was stolen, no its in the impound lot' Bronstein that ridicule themselves as well as Ford. Another road...
Cars
EVO Tests Ford Fiesta R5 Rally Car on Public Roads
The Ford Fiesta R5 rally car is legal to drive on public roads, but that’s pretty much all it has in common with a road car – that and the shape of the bodywork which is borrowed from the series production Fiesta. The folks at British magazine EVO wanted to find out what it would be like to drive a Fiesta R5 on a public road – albeit a deserted one – and M Sport let them have a go in one of the models they built. Read more »
- Owner Talks About The Joys Of Owning A Rally Fighter
Local Motors’ Rally Fighter is probably the closest thing to a Dakar Rally racer one can drive on public roads. Built at the company’s factory in Chandler, Arizona, the Rally Fighter can be customized to the owner’s exact specification....
- Petter Solberg Completes First Tests In Ford Fiesta Rs Wrc [video]
Former World Rally Champion Petter Solberg is wasting no time getting behind the wheel of the Ford Fiesta RS WRC as he prepares for the 2012 season. The Norwegian rally driver got his first taste of the Blue Oval's Fiesta RS WRC this week when he...
- Paris Show: Ford Previews New Fiesta Rs Wrc Prior To 2011 Race Debut
Not one to let Mini's announcement of the new Countryman WRC to go unanswered, Ford has revealed its new soon-to-be-airborne Fiesta RS rally car. Co-developed by Ford of Europe and M-Sport (with a little help from the French Pipo Moteur), the Fiesta...
- New Ford Fiesta Takes On A Lamborghini Gallardo, Lives To Tell The Tale [video]
Ford's looking to make a big statement with its upcoming Fiesta, and it seems like the new-age consumer-driven marketing has been a success. Now, the gurus behind the campaign have come up with a new one. Recently, they put out a challenge to the...
- New Ford Fiesta To Make U.s. Motorsport Debut At Pike's Peak With Marcus Gronholm At The Helm
There are plenty of ways to market a car. One way is to hand 100 Fiestas to specially selected social active people like 'oh my gosh my car was stolen, no its in the impound lot' Bronstein that ridicule themselves as well as Ford. Another road...