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Aprime @ Apr 21st 2008 6:36PM
I know it's cliché, and I know that gaping mouth will pretty much act like a shovel during the Winter, but I still want it.
Tinu @ Apr 21st 2008 7:15PM
And why can't Ford sell this in US, again?
imoore @ Apr 21st 2008 7:54PM
Because Ford thinks we're not good enough for It. the current attitude is "Give them a dressed-up old Focus with Sync and they'll be happy."
Seoultrain @ Apr 21st 2008 8:41PM
Ford can't sell it in the US because our dollar isn't worth sh**. Would you buy a subcompact starting at over $20k?
Judy Zik @ Apr 21st 2008 10:01PM
Have any of you clowns been paying attention? They ARE planning on selling it in the US. So start saving your allowance so you can put your money where your mouth is.