Originally posted by sasguru
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The MK2 has a softer less focused ride (did you see what I did there) but the interior feels more up market IMHO.
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If you get a proper car then the cruise control works in conjunction with a radar and maintains a suitable gap between yourself and the car infrontOriginally posted by BA to the Stars View PostI thought you used the Trans Pennine car park known as the M62. What use is a cruise control in a traffic jam
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Originally posted by Wilmslow View PostI especially like the look of the cruise con, and have heard only good things about the new Focus.
I thought you used the Trans Pennine car park known as the M62. What use is a cruise control in a traffic jam
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The MK1 Focus is certainly a better drive.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostI prefer the original MK1 Focus and believe it or not you can pick up a petrol one for around £1500 in good nick.
A 1.6 would make a great banger for the daily commute.
And all the while you can aspire to owning a Passat.
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I prefer the original MK1 Focus and believe it or not you can pick up a petrol one for around £1500 in good nick.
A 1.6 would make a great banger for the daily commute.
And all the while you can aspire to owning a Passat.
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I've driven a focus a few times and generally speaking not a bad little motor, also Clarkson drives one around day to day and seems to be happy with it. Considering the things he has got to play with that's a endorsement all by itself IMHO.
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33/34 across countryOriginally posted by Troll View Postwhat kind of mpg do you get?
36/37 motorway (80 mph plus)
37/38 motorway (60/70 mph cruising)
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Face-lifted Focus is out in March, stealers will be trying hard to push existing stock over the next month. Doesn't mean it isn't a good deal but factor in when considering if it is a bargain. Check autotrader for year-old ones, to give you some idea of initial depreciation.
HTH
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My wife has a Focus C-Max and to be honest I can't fault it, the only problem I have found with Ford is the customer service at the dealer could have been a bit better. I am used to dealing with Honda who are leagues ahead in that department.Originally posted by sasguru View PostJokes aside, the Focus is a good honest motor ...much better than the fools who buy A3s and Passats.
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I have a 2.0 litre focus and do about 120 miles a day via both motorway and country lane. I can't fault it except for the seats. They really could do with being more comfortable.
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You're a permie now, you can't afford it.Originally posted by Wilmslow View PostI currently have a fiesta diesel 1.4, but all the toys, aircon, leccy windows and all of that. Even fluffy dice. Tasty machine. (Yeah, right....)
Found a CRACKER of a deal - Focus 1.8 diesel, alloys, aircon, cruise control, Style Plus. All for £11.5K. Normally £16K from a stealer. Brand new, del miles, car supermarket job.
My car is worth around £6K to £6.5K.
Given the daily round trip of 120 miles, I am wondeirng if changing my choice of stead to this finee looking filly will make all the difference? I especially like the look of the cruise con, and have heard only good things about the new Focus.
Tried a new Astra, not impressed.
At a smidge over £11K, why get a used one??
Panel thoughts?
HTH
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The new model Mondeo looks good, however, best stick to the cheaper focus if you're still thinking about going permie
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Originally posted by mrdonuts View Postisbt there a new model due out about now
Yet another new model of Focus? This one has only been out a couple of years!
There is a new Fiesta model out around now, so, maybe the ideal time to sell before this plummets overnight with the new launch!
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