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Subscribe to this threadOne less to pine for: Ford Europe drops MkII Focus RS plans
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Ben @ May 25th 2007 12:14PM
Some of the reasons why I bought an SVT Focus was that it was lightweight, had plenty of power without being obnoxious, great handling and its utility - I've carried a dresser drawer and a queen-sized futon mattress in the back. A friend of mine carried a full sized dryer in the back.
It's sad that the RS versions don't ever get a chance to come to North America. They're missing a big sector in economical, sport compacts. The way I see it, Ford always have led this sector - especially with the Focus.