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Ben @ Apr 14th 2008 6:22PM
If they actually gave us the RS version when we asked for it, maybe we wouldn't complain.
And if they've actually given us the Euro-spec ST when we asked for it, another reason to not complain.
Instead, they give us this god-awful redesign that no-one likes, so those of us who have the first gen Focuses hold onto them because all subsequent redesigns have been looking like they're trying to revive the Escort.
Now that Ford decides to go Euro-spec, most of us have grown up and gone on to different vehicles with much more excitement.
Complaining? Of course! But at least I air my grievance and move on...along with an explanation.