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CATS Car-nival previews all new Ford Focus

CATS Car-nival previews all new Ford Focus

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I was at the CATS Car-nival recently to catch the preview of the all-new Ford Focus. The model on display was the 4-door version, although I have hoped to see the 5-door instead as it looked more stunning in picture. However, buyers can select the 2 body styles which are priced similarly. A wagon body style is also available, costing an extra $3000.

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The avant-garde dashboard is attractively styled as compared to the more conservative VW Jetta. On top of that, the soft touch plastic on the dashboard feels good to touch and adds a premium feel to the interior. According to the sales lady, the plastic is supposedly certified to be non-allergic in the UK. However, the same quality feel cannot be said of the interior door panels, which is a shame as they are molded in hard plastic.

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The new Focus is available in two trims, namely the




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1.6 litre focus is TERRIBAD. This chasis needs at least the 2litres to chug alone well.

The 2.0 TDCI is a joy, darn those diesel tax in SG

Most highly paid bloody ministers in the world are like snails in moving along with the world.

Diesels are already as clean as petrols in terms of emissions along with better mileage. We also do not have the problems that other countries face in winters where the fuel gets too cold sometimes.

Does not contribute to GDP = bo chup. KNN

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