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It has been quite some time since I saw a full page advertisement on the Ford Focus. Hence, the Ford Focus advertisement (Refer to the blog photograph above) on The Straits Times on 2 July 11 immediately caught my attention. Initially, I thought Regent Motors was competing head on with Volkswagen Singapore (which happens to advertise the all new Jetta on the same day) with the launch of the all new Focus. However, on a closer look, I realized that the car in the advertisement is actually the existing Ford Focus on sale in Singapore. However, Focus fans need not be disappointed as the advertisement is a sign of things to come


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Samshio

according to ford Sales, the new focus will not come with the 1.6 ecoboost, but a new 1.6l engine with around 160 bhp + powershift

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