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Ford Car Reviews
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A new crossover vehicle from Europe that's not really that new, but pretty good all the same. Confused? You should be.
Ford says its new Ranger ute was designed around the driver, but it has also spread its features around the farm, the suburbs and the highways that link them
The Mondeo is a beautifully built, exciting to drive and hugely practical car. But is it value for money?
It would be wrong to call the Territory's 2.7-litre turbo diesel engine new: in fact, it dates back to 2006. But the TDCi powerplant has given the Australian Ford a new lease of life, adding a surfeit of torque, impressive refinement and enhanced towing ability.
Why pay for the extra complexity of four-wheel-drive if you don't need it? Not to mention the increased tyre wear and fuel use.
The Ford Territory is one of the better family-focussed soft-roading SUVs on our roads
Why pay for the extra complexity of four-wheel-drive if you don't need it? Not to mention the increased tyre wear and fuel use.
Ford's outgoing Fiesta was good, but its image was too cardigan-and-slippers to appeal to most. The 2009 Fiesta is a much more exciting prospect.
It may look different, but under the skin this Ford Ranger is identical to its predecessor - and just as good
Ford's outgoing Fiesta was good, but its image was too cardigan-and-slippers to appeal to most. The new Fiesta on sale April 15 certainly blows that image out of the water, with its almost muscular, edgy lines.
