"Ford Fiesta RS"¿ pero cual?

BVP escribió:i si quedas con el dueño para verlo ya que del año no dice nada

trane escribió:
Teniendo 6200 KM, mas del 3 años seguro que no tendrá... pero de todas maneras quiero ver el modelo del coche y si me agrada.. pues contacto con el dueño

juanma887 escribió:Creo que el ford fiesta Rs no existe....... sera un xr2i



saludoss

trane escribió:
Es modelo es el anitguo.. pero antiguo!!!!

jorcoval escribió:No era este?



Este es el RS actual:

RS Turbo

The RS Turbo was launched in May 1990, a year after the XR2i. The engine was based on the 1.6 turbocharged CVH from the Series 2 Escort RS Turbo. Due too lack of space in the Fiestas engine bay, the T3 turbo as on the Escort was replaced with a smaller Garett T2 unit. This also helped to minimize lag as it began to boost at just under 2000rpm. The Bosch K-Star management was also not retained, with Ford utilising the EFI EEC-IV system from the XR2i. The performance of the car was a substantial improvement over the XR2i with 132bhp on tap, 0-60 taking 7.7 seconds and a top speed of 133mph. The Fiesta was geared lower than the Escort, but it did not have the Limited Slip Differential (LSD) and as a result, torque steered a little. The RST's suspension was 1" lower than the XR2i, with shorter dampers on the rear, and the addition of a rear anti-roll bar. The braking system was the same as the XR2i with the option of ABS at extra cost. Externally the RST had 14" three spoke alloy wheels, a colour coded hatch spoiler and the stripe running down the side was green. Too aid cooling bonnet vents were fitted and the grille was removed. Like the XR2i, the RST was only available in Black, Radiant Red, Diamond White or Mercury Grey, although the last production run were all Moondust Silver. The RST was produced until the emission laws of 1992, and as some cars were manufactured, but not registered until after August 1st, there are a few K plate examples around.