2011 Ford Fiesta
by 3dCarbon and FSWerks

Making a bold statement is just half the fun of building a Sport Compact. That’s why the 3DCarbon/FSWerks 2011 Fiesta uses the built-in energy of Ford’s European styling and the rick-solid foundation of its powertrain to springboard to the next level of street authority. The combination of the FSWerks Stage 2 intercooled turbo kit, and free-breathing 2.25-inch exhaust provides capability to match the zoomy looks of the 2dCarbon body kit. Out on the road, the aggressive front air dam, aerodynamic side skirts and reat lower trim accent issue a bold challenge to contenders. At the track, HSWerks components readily back it all up when the talk stops and the pedal goes down.

Base Vehicle
- 2011 Ford Fiesta 5 door
- 1.6 TiVCT I-4 engine
- 5-speed manual transmission

Powertrain
- FSWerks stage 2 intercooled turbo unit
- FSWerks 2.25″ exhaust

Chassis
- H&R Street performance monotube coilover kit with height-adjustable shocks
- Work Meister S1 2-peice wheels – 18×8″
- Pirelli P Zero Nero tires – 215/35/18
- Ford Racing custom front brake kit

Exterior
- 3dCarbon/Ford Licensed Accessories four-piece body kit
- Raceskinz racing stripes
- Ford Custom Accessories upper rear hatch spoiler
- Custom blacked-out headlamps and front facia LED bezels

Created by:
3dCarbon
Newport Beach, CA
www.3dcarbon.com

FSWerks
Anaheim, CA
www.fswerks.com

Here’s the UK paint colors. What’s your favorite?

Ford of Europe’s Cologne assembly plant in Germany is playing a key role in an initiative to introduce the new Fiesta to consumers in North America, in advance of its debut next year.

As part of an extensive pre-launch awareness campaign, a specially-selected group of consumers from across the USA will have the chance to sample for themselves the outstanding performance and ownership experience of the award-winning Fiesta.

Through its “Fiesta Movement” program (www.fiestamovement.com), Ford will select 100 customers to drive the new Fiesta and then relate their experiences through social networking sites such as Facebook, FlickR and YouTube.

The 100 five-door Fiestas involved in the program have been built at the Cologne plant, alongside European versions of the car. The “Fiesta Movement” cars feature the acclaimed 1.6-litre Ti-VCT gas engine.

Read more here:
http://www.thefordstory.com/planandprogress/cologne-builds-fiestas/

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