Re: Ford EcoSport : Official Review Quote:
Originally Posted by Guite Hi Vidyut, great review. I know this one would be a tough question for you to answer. Will the suspension be comfortable for a person with lower back pain? Handling is not a criteria here, comfort is. |
For a person with lower back problems, the Duster is the best option. The EcoSport is good but the Duster has a magic carpet ride in comparison. The EcoSport is more neutral with better handling. Quote:
Originally Posted by ksaurabh21 I am unsure about how serious risk is posed by the absence of skid plate. Can this be a deal breaker? |
It's a deal breaker if your looking at taking your car off the tarmac. If it's for urban use, I wouldn't call it a deal breaker. Quote:
Originally Posted by Deep Blue Is the backseat width worse than Figo? |
The back seat width is similar to the Figo. I haven't been able to fit 3 in my Figo comfortably as well. Quote:
Originally Posted by Rudra Sen And now Viddy knowing you must be having the answer, tell me how this works.
So do you have to do a mental calculation to take that tyre thickness in mind? |
Yes you do! Since the parking sensors are on the bumper, they do not take into account the spare tyre. So you need to know how much to account for the spare tyre. GTO and I spoke about this exact same issue. Quote:
Originally Posted by Guite
Reinforcing my believe that the thick A pillar is actually a safety feature, the attached photo is taken from moderator Rehaan's thread https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/offic...po-2012-a.html (Ford @ Auto Expo 2012). Note the red members which are identified as boron reinforced steel. Those are actually high stress members incase of a roll over impact to the roof. |
The Ecosport has the same Boron steel at key structural points. Quote:
Originally Posted by vikrantj Fourth I did not see (I may have missed out) a power windows lock (for rear windows) on the driver side. |
Power window locks are present on the driver's door power window switch cluster. Quote:
Originally Posted by rajshenoy I think someone already asked this question before but i did not see the answer. How is the EcoSport rear seat space as compared to say that of Figo/i20/Amaze etc. ?
Also the boot seems to be bigger than that of Figo. please confirm ? I am yet to see EcoSport in person so just need these information to keep my excitement going |
Rear seat space is a little more in the Amaze but the EcoSport beats almost hatches on sale today when it comes to rear legroom. Like I mentioned it's on par with sedans and not hatches. Quote:
Originally Posted by damager21 I was going through some tweets related to EcoSport and came across a reply from Renuka Kriplani where she says that rear space in terms of legroom and width of EcoSport could be similar to that of Swift.
What a shocker! |
If you take a look at the photo of me sitting in the rear seat, you will see I have ample legroom. This is after I adjusted the front seat for myself in a comfortable position. Quote:
Originally Posted by vb-san Its a bit of strange packaging. To add-on, I believe the so called top-end Titanium (O) does not get ESP. | Quote:
Originally Posted by ACM I could live with 2 airbags instead of 6 (though 6 is preferred) but wonder what other features the Titanium (O) has over the Titanium variant for the AT. Generally they tend to throw in some other stuff in an AT model. The AT model in this case has ESP and Hill Hold Control. |
The manual ones don't seem to have ESP in Titanium (O) but the AT which is Titanium will get ESP and hill hold assist from the looks of it. |