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Old 16-06-2006, 11:56 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by FOCUSonTHIS
You have to understand that its a sports car.
I think its funnier that you think its a sports car. A 911 is a sports car, a F430 is a sports car, a focus is not. The XR5T is basically a Zetec with a turbo; honestly.

A cosworth is a different story. People who buy XR5T's would hardly, if ever, take it to the track. Its is an exceptionaly good day-to-day car, and to not have cruise as an option is a joke, and will potentailly lose sales, although luckily for Ford Oz numbers are limited anyway.

Just another one of those "why didn't they' things I guess.

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