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    Spying: 2018 Ford Fiesta Grows Up

      The next-generation Ford Fiesta makes its first appearance

    The first spy shots of the next-generation Ford Fiesta have made their way onto the internet. The most apparent thing that the photos reveal is that the Fiesta will grow in size. According to Automotive News, the redesign will fix one of the major complaints of the current Fiesta - a cramped interior. It looks like certain elements of current Fiesta, such as the wide grille, will be retained.

     

    Sources tell Automotive News that the next Fiesta (along with the 2018 Focus) will drop the Powershift dual-clutch transmission that has proven to be problematic. Expect three and four-cylinder engines to be on offer.

     

    The 2018 Ford Fiesta is expected to arrive sometime in the middle of 2017.

     

    Source: Automotive News (Subscription Required), Autoblog


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