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Good Job Ford!
This one looks real nice, the interior is definitely looking right.
If only they could sell a limited quantity of their RS here in the US.
I'd say it's so-so. The back end looks like they cheaped out of a trunk. Give the car some azz! Also looks soft, in a Passat CC sort of way. But the front is stylish and modern. It truly does make the current Focus look like a child's model toy.
What is displayed here is what Ford should have done three years ago.
I'd say it's so-so. The back end looks like they cheaped out of a trunk. Give the car some azz! Also looks soft, in a Passat CC sort of way. But the front is stylish and modern. It truly does make the current Focus look like a child's model toy.
What is displayed here is what Ford should have done three years ago.
How could expect a compact like this 3 years ago?? Even when it comes out this fall, nothing else in the class will be able to touch it.
And the trunk/rear overhang is just as big/long as any other compact sedan. It would look ridiculous if it was any longer.
How could expect a compact like this 3 years ago?? Even when it comes out this fall, nothing else in the class will be able to touch it.
And the trunk/rear overhang is just as big/long as any other compact sedan. It would look ridiculous if it was any longer.
It should have been out three years ago. Instead Ford fed us a rehashed Focus that was already overdue and long in the tooth. The styling of this car is three years late. It should have beat out the Civic's swoopy styling a year or two after the Civic debuted. Now the Civic is due for a refresh and has the chance to one-up this new Focus. In other words, Ford is/was behind with this car. I'd say it will probably be "thee thing" for a model year or two, but others will catch right up or pass it with their next redesigns.
I was referring to the rear deck's angle and height. It slopes down, in the same tone as the Infiniti J30, Chrysler Concord, 1999 Mercury Sable, and other "weak" cars. A sporty design starts off low and tapered in front and builds up to higher points in the rear. This is to give the impression of supreme airflow like how a rocket, aricraft, or missile is shaped (all for speed). The IS is a perfect example.
The new Focus is full of win. I would certainly buy one (sedan), in top trim...hopefully they make the top trim available with a manual just like in Europe. This will be the best car in its class by a mile.