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September 13, 2007

2007 Ford Verve Concept

Say hello to Verve, Ford's small, fuel-efficient and affordable alternative, something that could go up against the likes of the Toyota Yaris or Honda Fit, according to thecarconnection.com.

And from the hints the U.S. automaker is dropping, its Verve concept may very well fill the small car hole in its lineup.

The concept builds on prior prototypes, such as the Iosis, which, in Ford-speak, introduced the new "kinetic design" philosophy. The sculpted form is designed to project both agility and muscularity - in sharp contrast to the cheap-and-cheerful small cars of the past.

Posted by Peter C. T. Elsworth  at 11:27 AM to Ford | Permalink

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