Aah, both are outfitted with a wood-carburettor.... but the Fiesta will drive sooner, and longer ;-)
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Really? You have the Fiesta, when you scrap the Ford. :(
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I don't remember a time when Ford was good in eu. In the seventies they had nice looking cars and comfy, but the fuel consumption was too high and they had rust problems. People drove 20l/100KM Fords in the seventies, with a price of 11.7 Schilling per liter gasoline, that is approximately a dollar today. Today Fords are ugly and crappy (cheap though).
I go well with a II Golf/Jetta (built 1983-92). Affordable parts, well-grounded design makes repair easy, light chassis and an unbelieveable life-span.... not to mention the overdose of wax they spent to the cavities. But only from 88-92, before they had also rust problems. Mine (1990 Jetta, 90HP, 1.8litres) is similar looking to the america edition, but 200 Kilo lighter and some HP less. 6.4litres/100KM minimum; 7 to 7.5 litres nominally ;-).
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I drive a Dodge Dakota pickup truck. I am disabled and can't get in anything smaller, with my long legs. I've tried, and I have the scars to prove it. :(
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