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{ . ' In producing a class-leading model tops out'at £18,495 for the ,
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; kunption and low maintenance are just by Andy Enright
some of the attractions. A big serving of torque is another. Unfortunately, deploying all that pulling power to the road can sometimes
be.a.tricky job, especially if it is all poured through the ^
front wheels. , . ; Volkswagen has a solution in the
shapely form of the^Passat TDI 4MOTION which, as you may. have deduced, uses an all-wheel drive system i- to spread the torque.
Traction with powerful turbo-diesel .
front-wheel drive cars is becoming something of a growing concern. Yes, i t , is possible to introduce a traction con trol system to help marshal the turbo s spiky rush of torque, but it is only a
partial cure. When pulling sharply out of a wet T- ' . '
junction, traction control can dampen the power to such an extent that you have very little drive left to play with. The alternative, axle-tramping wheel- spin, is^ no better. Volkswagen’s 4M0TI0N system most definitely is. It is also a good deal more sophisti
Take the strain out of shifting
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will change gear about 200,000 tiines a year. Think about it. By rights, your left leg
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'' > why Ford’s'latest-Fiesta
can.be specified with; the Diirashift EST gearbox: a system that
should be the size of a tree trunk. Which is
" takpa the effort out of changing gem- without depriving the driver of that vital element of
.control. . Ask many drivers committed to manual ‘ .
gearboxes what they dislike most about a con ventional automatic and it would probably be
. just that: the removal of that vital element of ' control. We have all driven poor automatics that change up halfway through comers, th^ depriving us of grip. Either that or they will snick the next gear up as you start descending a hill, ensuring that you wear through brake pads at double the normal rate.
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isdifferent.lt is a clutchless ■ manual gearbox that
reta.ins all
the.control, performance, low cost and economy of ai man ual gearbox, along with the convenience and
simplicity of an automatic. This sort of gearbrac is not particularly new.
But the Fiesta’s system runs headlong into naore prosaic and Mightly less well-known competitors. Direct rivals like the Renault Clip Quickshift and the Vauxhall Corsa
, Easytronic have alreaidy made inroads into this market. In order to move the game for
ward, the Fiesta Durashift had better bring something new to the table.
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"The Durashift gearbox adds anofher string to the Fiesta's formidable bowf'
Available as an option on Fiesta Finesse,
LX and Ghia models fitted with the Durat^ 1.4-litre 16v petrol engine, Durashift EST is an electro-mechanical adaption of the Ford Fiesta five-speed manual transmission with
■ two distinct modes of operation - auto shift mode (ASM) and select shift mode (SSM). Three tiny electric motors take the place of the clutch pedal and the cables normally
■ required by the clutch and shifting mecha- ' nisms; Two of these motors do the shifting . work on the driver’s behalf and the, third motor, supported by a hefty spring, actuates the clutch. So yes, despite there being no
clutch pedal, you still get a clutch.;,,, .: ToengagethemanualSSMmode,the^dn-
ver merely has to move the lever from the, D. position and tip the lever back to c^nge up
• ■ and forward to change down. ■ ' I- 1 . Unlike most systems, which can be a little
jerky, the Fiesta Durashift is easy,to Hick smoothly up and down the gearbox, the
engine even blipping instantaneously on ' downshifts to match the revs for you. The key
' difference between Durashift EST Md,many
’ , other sequential manual transmissioiB is,the ; quality of the software in full automatic ^M ,
' mode. The transmission control umt .(TCU) is
• ■ aboxof tricks that gathers information from : ■ a number of sensors, analyses drivingstyles
I and communicates with the car’s main b r^ , ■ i the engine control unit (ECU),. This,aljows .
! the Durashift-equipped FiestatP^iiiri“ “ ^^,;; number of clever driving stratepes.y’- ■ :
' ■ compares vehicle, acceleration and drimim , torque. When the downhill mode is activa^, ’ - the system reacts by
forbidding.upshiHs
, It has a downhill detection system that in Lanc a shi re ! below a certain engine speed: When‘the,
Likewise, the system hM strategies for ori--1 •. f 1 ’ ving uphill or when driving aga^t r ^ ^ c e , ?
; for example when puUmg:
a.traUer.,,There ma.
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brakes.are applied, the system dowmmts to a^ ,* ' l o w e r . g e a r t a t i o . •“ fJL j'i-J!
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' ; curve detection mode to prevent unwanted; ^ “ geai-' changed midcomer and a fasb^ff de^-^l *
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cated than most all-wheel drive set-ups, as it includes an automatic-locking
' conditions. .On slippery surfaces,' how^ ever, the wheels with more traction receive more of the powen front or re^ wheels can receive up to 67% of en^e
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- complete the belt and braces approach, ' the'4MOTION adopts a computer-
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’this, blit if ybii prefer a gripping tale to a-game of scrabble, the Passat TDI 4MOTipN .niiay be just your thing;
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