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Ford Puma

The Ford Puma is a small coupe passenger car manufactured by the Ford Motor Company between 1997 and 2002. Production was carried out in the German city of Cologne, supplied to the European market. The modified and augmented Ford Fiesta IV platform was used as a model base. After 2002, the car was modified to a 2-seater Ford StreetKa, while retaining its base, suspension system and transmission. Ford Puma has received numerous awards in different autonomies.

Engine Ford Duratec 16V Sigma

Engine Ford Duratec 16V Sigma

Ford Focus 2 engine 1.6 100 hp from the Duratec series (or according to another Zetec-SE specification) has a twin brother, but with a volume of 1.4 liters. Structurally, Duratec 1.6 and Duratec 1.4 are practically the same, the difference lies in the size and stroke of the piston, other connecting rods and the crankshaft. Continue reading Engine Ford Duratec 16V Sigma

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