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HAWC1506 @ Feb 29th 2008 8:36PM
Then why do the Russians get the Euro Ford Focus?
brn @ Feb 29th 2008 11:08PM
HAWC,
That's very interesting. Thank you.
I see the Russians pay in the low $20's for a Focus. Certainly better than $30K. I suspect the labor is a bit less expensive at the Russian plant (not to mention emissions and safety requirements).
Assuming it can come stateside for the same price, it's priced alongside a Fusion. I still contend that Ford would need a new entry level car before introducing the Euro Focus.