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The all-new Kia cee’d made its world premiere at the 82nd Salon International de l’Auto in Geneva.
Longer, lower and sleeker than the original model, the 4.3-metre long new cee’d hatchback has a streamlined silhouette. Higher quality cabin materials and a broader range of high-tech equipment will ensure the interior of new cee’d matches the premium exterior appearance and competes with best-in-class rivals across Europe.
Across most of Western Europe, the new cee’d will be available with two gasoline (1.4 MPI, 1.6 GDI) and two diesel (1.4 WGT,1.6 VGT) engines offering power outputs from 90 to 135 ps.
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Mondial de l'Automobile Paris 2012
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1991 Ford KH Laser TX3 Turbo 4WD hatchback. Taken at the 2019 NSW All Ford Day, held at Sydney International Dragway, Eastern Creek.
An Sb 800 at front of car on full power manual. Sb900 to rear side of car on full power manual. Triggered from D700 with remote triggers. Sun was blazing (really last day of British summer!!) so underexposed background to being out flash. Post processed in Lightroom
SY16 XBT is a Blue 2016 Ford Focus Rs with a number plate first registered in Inverness between March and August 2016
. This Hatchback was first used on the road on Wednesday 22nd June 2016.
A (1989/90) Vauxhall Cavalier Mk III Hatchback.
Despite the lack of an estate version, the Cavalier topped the large-medium family car sales charts in Britain in 1990, ahead of the Ford Sierra, Rover 400 and Rover Montego. Its best year for sales was 1992, when it was Britain's second best selling car behind the Ford Escort. It did not lose top spot in its sector until it was overtaken by the Ford Mondeo in 1994.
Following twenty years in production (1975-1995) and over 1,800,000 units sold, the Cavalier became the fifth most popular car ever sold in Britain.