We bring you live shots of the Ford Fiesta ST from the Asia Klasika 2014 event at the Pullman Putrajaya Hotel, where the car is being previewed this weekend.
There are four units here today – two in Spirit Blue and the other two in Molten Orange. Two are on static display while the other pair, wearing trade plates, are being offered for short test drives.
Under the bonnet sits a 1.6 litre EcoBoost turbocharged engine offering 182 PS at 5,700 rpm and 240 Nm (290 Nm of time-limited overboost) from 1,600 to 5,000 rpm. Coupled solely to a B6 six-speed manual transmission, the hot-hatch gets to 100 km/h from rest in 6.9 seconds and carries on towards a 224 km/h top speed.
Fully imported (CBU) from Cologne, Germany, the Ford Fiesta ST is priced at RM149,888, OTR with insurance (or RM145,842 without insurance). Offered is a three-year/100,000 km warranty. Read the run-down on the full specifications here.
Malaysian-market Ford Fiesta ST specifications
Ford Fiesta ST on display at Asia Klasika 2014
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Comments express mixed reactions regarding the Ford Fiesta ST at RM149,888, with some disappointed by the high price and others highlighting its status as the fastest in its segment. Many consider the price steep for an A-segment hot hatch, suggesting alternatives like the Peugeot 208 GTI or used cars. Concerns about CBU import costs, aftersales, and value for money are prevalent, with some hopeful for discounts or CKD options in the future. Overall, opinions are a mix of excitement, disappointment, and skepticism.