Live Shots Of The Ford Fiesta ST: 2012 Los Angeles Auto Show

by Derek Kreindler

November 28th, 2012 1:09 PM

live shots of the ford fiesta st 2012 los angeles auto show

The Ford Fiesta ST looks even better in a bland color like silver. It’s the kind of car you could leave parked on the street without worrying about theft or vandalism. Try that with a hot Honda from the 90’s. The ST’s big change might be the ST-specific seats installed here. There’s only a small badge, and the alloys don’t exactly scream “performance car” either.

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Rockettoys on Nov 29, 2012

I like the ST, but I would like to see a middle range for both the Fiesta and Focus, like a higher HP 1.0 Ecoboost in the Fiesta and the 1.6 Ecoboost in the Focus. I drove both the Fiesta and Focus in their base forms and liked them both, but they just felt 20-30 horsepower shy of a good compromise of performance and mpg. I'd probably get into a lot of trouble with the ST versions.

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Type57SC on Nov 29, 2012

I needs 6" of height taken out of it from the sheet metal. Too tall in the body all through the length of the car

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