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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Sydney
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We had a Focus Titanium purchased for Christmas 2013 as a present for my wife.
Went fine at first but soon became juddery, indecisive, noisy. Every service the only issue we had was the transmission. I used to tell them, "There are only 3 wrongs with the car - transmission, transmission, transmission." By the middle of 2017 we'd had enough and decided to get shot of it. Absolutely spoiled what otherwise was a great little car but in end she was scared to drive it. I din't join the class action but got a great deal on a 5 month old Escape Trend demo in June 2017. It came with the power tailgate, the safety package and ..... a genuine automatic transmission. I had to haggle a bit but got the outcome I was after. Great little car, she loves it and it's been the family workhorse since our Territory met its demise.
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