ano AT na fiesta? 4 speed or 6 speed?
On my 1.4 AT fiesta sedan wala naman problema sa acceleration, engine can rev up to red line with ease(sa ibang engine pag red line para sasabog ang makina, pero sa fiesta iba, mapapasmile ka hehe), 100-160 kmh sisiw on high way.... reklamo ko lang sa fofi matagtag...
The 4AT in the Fiesta 1.4 is more responsive than the 6AT in the 1.6 Powershift. Dunno about the 1.5. I will be driving it later this month, though.
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While you wait for Niky's New Fiesta review (main course), you might want to check out some Appetizers. :P
There's one in the September issue of Top Gear Philippines (Shakedown: Ford Fiesta Titanium) by Andy Leuterio and one in Driving impressions of the new Ford Fiesta | Motor Trader Car News
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-Motor TraderWith the new 1.5, the feel is more like that of the 1.6 which is probably not surprising although it is 10 ps less (and 21 ps more than the 1.4). It’s a marginally long-stroke engine which should be good for torque and in-gear acceleration which I found to be fairly brisk.
The Powershift transmission, which uses the dual-clutch concept to increase efficiency, has a low 1st gear to enhance take-offs and a higher top gear to bring revs down for fuel-saving at cruising speeds. Compared to a conventional 4-speed automatic transmission, a 9% improvement in fuel economy is claimed.
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I have the same dilemma as you are in now. Choosing between TOTL subcompact cars but then am now having the urge to get a bigger car like mitsubishi Lancer ex because the price between them is too close. Arrggh.... I hope I can come out with a wise decision.
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Usually, but not always better, since base model compacts sold here usually have less standard safety features.
The TOTL Fiesta for example has every safety feature a base compact (C-segment car) has like dual-airbags and ABS+EBD, but the TOTL Fiesta also has additional safety features that help you avoid accidents like ESP (Electronic Stability Program) which is available starting from the P798K Fiesta Trend Powershift models and higher.
I tested the fiesta at D and S. Tranny still shifts at a certain rpm. Feel ko, you only have control to downshifts, ecu still control the upshifts.
Im not bashing the fiesta, im just stating my concerns when i test drove it. From the mirage to accent hb, vios and fiesta. Test drove all except the accent.
Last edited by shibby75; October 11th, 2013 at 01:07 PM.
Not just the program, they have a different type of transmission.
The 1.4 AT uses a traditional 4-speed torque converter automatic, the AT for the 1.6 and new 1.5 is a dual-clutch 6-speed transmission (PowerShift).
- Motor TraderWith the new 1.5, the feel is more like that of the 1.6 which is probably not surprising although it is 10 ps less (and 21 ps more than the 1.4). It’s a marginally long-stroke engine which should be good for torque and in-gear acceleration which I found to be fairly brisk.
The Powershift transmission, which uses the dual-clutch concept to increase efficiency, has a low 1st gear to enhance take-offs and a higher top gear to bring revs down for fuel-saving at cruising speeds. Compared to a conventional 4-speed automatic transmission, a 9% improvement in fuel economy is claimed.
Last edited by AG4; October 12th, 2013 at 10:36 AM.