Motorists get more power with Fiesta ST upgrades
Drivers in the UK are being offered the chance to power up their Fiesta STs at dealerships across the nation.With a Mountune Performance upgrade, motorists can receive a high-performance exhaust with catalysts in addition to a tubular manifold and high-flow induction system.
The packages come in two stages, offering 165ps and 185ps engine recalibrations respectively and cost £1,435 and £1,838 plus the cost of fitting.
Ford commented that the upgrades will be exclusively available at specialist dealers in the UK.
"Developed by Ford Team RS in a new association with Roush Technologies Ltd, which owns the Mountune Racing motorsport brand, these packages will only be available at specialist Ford dealers," said the firm.
The Ford Fiesta is a mid-class supermini which has been in production since 1974.
It is available to motorists in both three-door and five-door variations and in different styles.
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