Ford Fiesta Officially Launched!
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 Nov 4 2010, 05:30 PM
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QUOTE(jakesean @ Nov 4 2010, 05:22 PM) not really.. mercs 10 years ago has their central locking button in the middle.. not sure about the latest ones. ur other half will be grateful for that. She/he does not need to climb over to the driver's door in order to lock the car while you are temporarily away. |
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Dec 30 2010, 01:00 PM
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QUOTE(alonggggg @ Dec 29 2010, 05:45 PM) no major issues yet. kereta baru pakai maaaa. Regarding the door lock, it is very normal in continental car. It saves me the time to unlock the doors for my passengers to get out of the car.i just want to say RON97 is better. maybe it will cost you the same amount of money with RON95 for fuel consumption, but technically, RON97 is better for your engine. MAJOR concerning things is door lock. If you are in the car, lock it, and you still can open the doors from inside. That is scary man! hope ford will neutralized it back. If you are using child lock for back doors, it will be permanen. I means if you unlock the doors, you still cant open the backdoors from inside. you have to open from outside. We also test lock the car, drive, and then open the front doors while moving. The fiesta system will automatically apply brakes slowly. The car will slowly stop. Not emergency brake. Really nice system, but lock is supposed to be lock lah kan. How come when lock also can open the door maaaaaaaaaa This is only one of the cultural shocks that you experience, from japanese to continental car. How about if I tell you that Fiesta is using bolts, instead of the normal nuts to secured the rims? |
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