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8th of April 2009 | 09:40 GMT | Bogdan Popa
Ford Starts Fiesta Movement in the United States
- Ford picks 100 participants for Fiesta Movement
- The programme is ready to start in the US
- Participants will post their impression on the Internet
| The new Ford Fiesta |
Basically, Ford selects 100 people that will take place in the campaign and will test drive the new Fiesta. They will then share their impression on popular Internet websites, including social networks such as Facebook and video sharing services as YouTube.
Ford says the company received more than 4,000 applications, as well as around 640,000 views of applicant videos on YouTube, 300 visitors on Facebook and 600 users on the Twitter account.
"We got a tremendous response from consumers, a lot of exciting people decided to apply," said Sam De La Garza, small car marketing manager. "Choosing the 100 agents is a critical step in the movement, pulling us one step closer to getting people in the vehicles."
The new Ford Fiesta, which already received thousands of sales in Europe and Asia, is expected to go on sale in the United States next year. European sales in January and February totaled 59,600 units, with overall deliveries since the official release in August 2008 reaching 120,300 units. Since 2010, the new Fiesta will be produced at various plants around the world, including Germany, Spain, Mexico, Thailand and China. The North American flavor will be built at Ford's assembly plant in Cuautitlan, Mexico.









