Right-sized Focus
Size… It’s How You Use it That Matters – The Ford Focus 1.0A Titanium.
OneShift Editorial Team
19 Jul 2016
What we like:
Neat styling
good materials used
responsive engine
What we dislike:
Could use more boot and rear occupant space
oddly-placed gear selector button
As pleasing to the eye it is, the car is certainly a joy to drive. Rear passenger legroom and boot space may somewhat lag behind the competition, but the sweet-spot is really that award-winning 3 cylinder power plant.
Perhaps it would be time to consider that switch.
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