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High style for Fiesta lovers
25th January 2001, Page 115
25th January 2001
Page 115
Page 115, 25th January 2001
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• Ford has introduced two new variants on the Fiesta theme targeted at very different markets.
The Fiesta XRV van (pictured), aimed at "style-conscious urban drivers", features silver metallic paint, 14in alloy wheels and a roof spoiler.
Interior features include an upgraded radio/cassette player, leather-trimmed steering wheel and metallic-grey dash trim.
More practically, the Courier Freshlino is an off-the-shelf refrigerated high-cube van based on the Courier 50. Its integrated cooler unit is rated at 700W to cope with frequent door openings.
Beth new vans are powered by the 74hp 1.8 lEudi turbo-diesel engine which now meets the Euro-3 emissions standard.
The Fiesta XRV is priced at 18,390 and the Courier Freshline at £11,890 (ex-VAT).