Not driven a Fester in donkeys years, but they seem to be the hot hatch du nos jour and a fair deal less fugly than the competition
The Fiesta ST is insanely fun. Quick enough to make you smile and practical enough to be household friendly.
Think if I was getting an ST, Iād have a Focus. Itās got a lot more road presence than the Fiesta ST which is really just a warm hatch and a bit of trim.
Iād also be getting the orange one because itās the best colour they do. I have spoken.
Focus RS with awd it is then.
Yes! Although thatās 911 (997) money.
So are a lot of things, but a 997 isnāt exactly much of a family hatchback.
Also good 997s are quickly heading to 30k.
Exactly. Time to buy one!
Buy the dip!
I did
Consistently the benchmark of performance chassis engineers use to start their design process with
(And avoids @Rob998 feeling a plum because heās got a tarted up version of his daughterās motor and subsequently pummeling his testosterones levels even lower than when he got oestrogen beaten into buying a horse).
Counterpoint. Itās 2022, fuel costs a fortune and driving like a helmet carries more repercussions than it ever used to. The Fiesta can be exploited in a way that the size up of hot hatches cannot without the risk of severe penalties. The 2.3 litre engine in the ST is alsoā¦ not without its issues although I grant you these are less of a problem in the lower state of tune there than when in the RS.
ST would be a bit too much middle-aged crisis for me i think,
Whats the 155bhp 1.0 Ecoboost like?
Counterpoint. Fiestas are girls cars. Literally in the case of Robās family.
Careful now, your fragile masculinity is showing.
Any reason youāre not getting a milk float?
Iāve been married for far too long to have any masculinity left.
Thereās (slim) hope for Rob though
Given that you willingly and knowingly bought a Mum truck milk float, yes.
From the guy who insisted driving must involve pressing a clutch pedal and then promptly bought an automatic