New Ford Fiesta ST 1.6-liter turbocharged EcoBoost engine capable of producing 180 horsepower and 240 Nm.
In terms of speed, Ford Fiesta ST is able to run the 219 km / h

At the same time, EcoBoost technology provides a 20% reduction in CO2 emissions compared to the previous model Fiesta ST.
Power is transmitted to the front wheels via a gearbox with six reports it possible sprint from 0-100 km / h in just 5 seconds.

Manufacturer Ford has already present Ford F150 Harley Davidson 2012.

Ford F150 Harley Davidson 2012 is equipped with a 6.2-liter V8 engine that produces no less than 411 horsepower and 588 Nm torque.

Also Ford F150 Harley Davidson 2012 is equipped with 22 inch aluminum wheels, a chrome grille and a list of standard features including a sunroof electric, 4.2-inch screen and Remote Start System system.

British supercar manufacturer has unveiled the first racing prototype, the new Caterham Lola SP/300 R that was developed together with Lola design studio and is powered by a 2.0-liter Ford Duratec engine.

Caterham Lola SP/300 R is made for unic manufacter racing, but the British company considering developing a version for street.

Being powered by a 2.0-liter Ford Duratec engine linked to a Hewland semi-automatic transmission, new Caterham Lola SP/300 R has 300 horsepower thanks to which it is expected to accelerate from 0 to 100 km / h in 2.5 seconds. With a total weight of 600 pounds and power / weight ratio of 500 horsepower per ton, new Caterham Lola SP/300 R reaches a top speed of 273 km / h.

The main attraction of the blue oval stand at the Auto Show in Detroit 2011 must surely be Ford Vertrek, a concept that offers a preview of the new SUV generation that will replace Kuga models.

According to sources from inside of North American company, the new Ford Vertrek will be launched in 2012 with a EcoBoost gasoline engine under the hood (1.6 liters with start-stop technology) and with more legroom and a bigger trunk than the Kuga model.

Ford has announced the B-Max concept presentation for next year at the Geneva Motor Show, in March, according to Automotive News Europe. The Minivan that will replace the current Fusion will be a rival to the Opel Meriva and will go into production until the end of 2011 in Craiova (Romania), following for the sales to begin in 2012.

B-Max will be the smallest car in the range of Ford minivans for Europe, which includes C-Max, S-Max and the largest – Galaxy. Minivan will offer five passenger seats, rear side sliding doors and will be built on the same platform used for the 2008 Ford Fiesta.

Ford is preparing a new offensive for Volkswagen Scirocco by launching a coupe version of the Focus hatchback model, the series having the debut in 2012. Based on the new Focus generation, the model in the prototype form will make its appearance at the Auto Show in Detroit in 2011. Like the recent Fiesta and Focus models, this reinterpretation of the famous Capri will be a global model.

Ford Focus Coupe will continue the way went by the Focus ST, reiterating elements found on the legendary Capri, although it will be slightly longer, wider and lower, these details contributing to the sporty look. So, the new model will have old-school design lines, such as the curved back from Capri, and more modern details (LED lamp units, alloy wheels).

The Ford GT40 is an iconic car which is best known for winning the Le Mans 24 hour race four years in a row between the years 1966 and 1969. The GT40 may never have been created had it not been for Enzo Ferrari pulling out of a deal late on to sell Ferrari to Henry Ford II, the owner of Ford who had long wished to see a Ford race at Le Mans.

After the deal collapsed, Henry Ford II instructed his racing division to find another motor company to work alongside to build a Ferrari-beater on the world endurance-racing circuit and thus, the GT40 was born. Manufactured between 1964 and 1969, the Ford was a brute of a car that was recorded doing 201mph at Le Mans one year.