A ajapale Moderator Messages 7,703 29 Apr 2007 #1 Im looking at listings of the Ford Galaxy and dont understand what the "130 PS" , "90 PS" or "115 PS" referrs to. Can anyone explain? For example: Make: Ford Model: galaxy 1.9td zetec 115 ps Colour: Silver Metallic Engine: 1900 Mileage: 96000 Fuel: diesel Doors: 5 Gears: Manual Extras: Electrics Remote central locking Price: €16,000 Year: 2001
Im looking at listings of the Ford Galaxy and dont understand what the "130 PS" , "90 PS" or "115 PS" referrs to. Can anyone explain? For example: Make: Ford Model: galaxy 1.9td zetec 115 ps Colour: Silver Metallic Engine: 1900 Mileage: 96000 Fuel: diesel Doors: 5 Gears: Manual Extras: Electrics Remote central locking Price: €16,000 Year: 2001
A ang1170 Registered User Messages 1,161 29 Apr 2007 #2 It's a measurement of engine power, very close in numeric value to the old bhp measurement. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horsepower#PS
It's a measurement of engine power, very close in numeric value to the old bhp measurement. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horsepower#PS
J jrewing Registered User Messages 554 29 Apr 2007 #3 I believe it stands for Pferdestaerke, which is "horsepower" in German.
G galwaytt Registered User Messages 571 1 May 2007 #5 it also means +€2500 !! I know, I just bought the 90PS Zetec. Spend the difference on leather and in-car ICE instead. Mind you, the 115PS at +€1000 is a good middle ground. I drove the 130PS, and it is fab, but I didn't think it was worth the extra. If it was available, I'd have spent the money on an auto box, but they don't offer one in the diesel yet.....
it also means +€2500 !! I know, I just bought the 90PS Zetec. Spend the difference on leather and in-car ICE instead. Mind you, the 115PS at +€1000 is a good middle ground. I drove the 130PS, and it is fab, but I didn't think it was worth the extra. If it was available, I'd have spent the money on an auto box, but they don't offer one in the diesel yet.....