Ordered my New Focus Titanium X yesterday in Ink Blue, delivery should be in 2-3 weeks, can't wait! First brand new car
anyone want to buy a 2011 Fiesta? ![]()
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#46
Posted 07 March 2013 - 12:00 PM
#47
Posted 07 March 2013 - 12:01 PM
Ordered my New Focus Titanium X yesterday in Ink Blue, delivery should be in 2-3 weeks, can't wait! First brand new car
anyone want to buy a 2011 Fiesta?
Great choice ![]()
Check out the link in my sig for what its going to look like ![]()
#48
Posted 07 March 2013 - 12:16 PM
Great choice
Check out the link in my sig for what its going to look like
Funny that I saw those pictures the other day... They were the convincer for me to change! I think the salesman owes you some of his commission!! ![]()
#49
Posted 08 March 2013 - 12:18 PM
Hi all, I've ordered a new ford focus Titanium (125)ps 1.6 Powershift.
It's a great car except the option packs for the 1.6 powershift are not available!
eg: DRIVER ASSISTANCE PACK, & CONVENIENCE PACK!!! the 2 best pack's
. And of course all new focus's come with the newly improved ELECTRIC POWER ASSISTED STEERING, BUT NOT THE 1.6 POWERSHIFT!!!!!!
There are two 2.0 diesel powershifts and you can have any of the packs and the elec steering,
but why not on that 1.6 powershift. ![]()
I'm afraid the sales people weren't technical enough to know why.
If anyone knows why pls tell/explain
Thanks all
#50
Posted 09 March 2013 - 01:33 AM
Just to advise you that posting the same message in three different places is not necessary.Hi all, I've ordered a new ford focus Titanium (125)ps 1.6 Powershift.
It's a great car except the option packs for the 1.6 powershift are not available!eg: DRIVER ASSISTANCE PACK, & CONVENIENCE PACK!!! the 2 best pack's
. And of course all new focus's come with the newly improved ELECTRIC POWER ASSISTED STEERING, BUT NOT THE 1.6 POWERSHIFT!!!!!!
There are two 2.0 diesel powershifts and you can have any of the packs and the elec steering,
but why not on that 1.6 powershift.
I'm afraid the sales people weren't technical enough to know why.
If anyone knows why pls tell/explain
Thanks all
I've removed your other two posts to view up the forum.
#51
Posted 09 March 2013 - 12:06 PM
Hi all, I've ordered a new ford focus Titanium (125)ps 1.6 Powershift.
It's a great car except the option packs for the 1.6 powershift are not available!
eg: DRIVER ASSISTANCE PACK, & CONVENIENCE PACK!!! the 2 best pack's
. And of course all new focus's come with the newly improved ELECTRIC POWER ASSISTED STEERING, BUT NOT THE 1.6 POWERSHIFT!!!!!!
There are two 2.0 diesel powershifts and you can have any of the packs and the elec steering,
but why not on that 1.6 powershift.
I'm afraid the sales people weren't technical enough to know why.
If anyone knows why pls tell/explain
Thanks all
It could be for technical reasons eg - the electrical system (alternator/ battery etc) can only supply so much power, adding extras like electric power may exeed this
The powershift may take extra power out of the electical system
the 1.6 may not have the torque to drive a larger alternator and it would cost too much to upgrade it just because somone specified extras, and it would have a negative effect on performance/ economy
the diesel may have a "beefed up" alternator and larger battery (the torque of the diesel can drive a "bigger" alternator and a larger battery is nessesary to start the diesil engine - because of the glow plugs and high compression)
(many drivers prefer the "feel" of hydralic steering over electric anyway, and often the "performance" versions of cars have the std electric power steering replaced with hydralic - its only recently that electric has achieved the "feel" of hydralic)
It may be for phisical packaging reasons or you may have to go for the premier models rather than entry-level to get the best "goodies", even as an option
Much of this is speculation on my part - there is a chance at least some of this is right
#52
Posted 11 March 2013 - 12:24 PM
Hey Foca,
Thank you. That all sounds logically right.
thank you again for responding ![]()
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