Figo

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For Portugal's Brazilian coach Luiz Felipe Scolari, Figo is the natural choice for team captain.

USATODAY.com - Figo gets last chance for international glory 2006
Luis Figo is still affected by a recurring right ankle injury.

USATODAY.com - Portugal 2002
Portugal coach Antonio Oliveira says Figo is as important to this team as soccer great Eusebio was to the team of 1966 that finished third in the World

USATODAY.com - U.S. defense shuts down world's top player 2002
Oh, and in case you were interested, Figo is Italian slang for "cool."

Jalopnik 2009
We were moving into a segment where we had never been and the cost management of the Figo was a significant challenge.

Ford Tough In India 2010
We were moving into a segment where we had never been and the cost management of the Figo was a significant challenge.

Ford Tough In India 2010
We were moving into a segment where we had never been and the cost management of the Figo was a significant challenge.

Ford Tough In India 2010
Meanwhile, Booth said Ford is trying to expand quickly in fast-growing markets such as India, where Ford is planning to launch a small car called the Figo, and China, where it is building a new plant.

Freep.com - RSS 2010
The Figo is a so-called b-segment car, roughly the size of a a Honda Fit or Toyota Yaris.

CNN.com 2009
The subcompact, which is called the Figo, will be produced in India for the Indian market as well as for export.

CNN.com 2009