Five-door and estate models head new Ford Focus range
THE all-new Ford Focus goes on sale at the beginning of 2011.</p><p>The new Ford Focus range will include a five-door hatchback and five-door estate model, along with the recently announced Ford Focus C-MAX models.</p><p>However, Ford said that there will be no three-door model in the range, nor will there be a coupe-convertible option.</p><p>"Having taken the decision to adopt such a sleek, coupe-like design for the five-door hatchback, there was little space in the line-up for a three-door version," explained Derrick Kuzak, Ford's group vice president of Product Development at the recent Paris Show where the car was launched.</p><p>"The three-model Focus range provides the ideal blend of sporty, dynamic looks and every-day practicality. And for buyers wanting the same dynamic appearance but with extra space, we also offer the stylish new C-MAX, so customers really can find the perfect car to suit their needs," Mr Kuzak added.</p><p>The Ford Focus range will feature economical petrol and diesel engines, along with stop-start fuel saving technology. Ultra low emission ECOnetic models will follow later in 2011.</p><p>Small business users will be particularly interested in the brand new 1.6-litre Ford EcoBoost petrol units, available in 150PS and 180PS versions.</p><p>The lightweight aluminium engine features turbocharging to boost power but remain economical. Ford says the more powerful 180PS unit can return 47mpg and CO2 emissions of 139g/km.</p><p>There's also the option of a 1.6-litre Duratorq TDCi diesel engine which will be available in two different power ratings: 95PS and 115PS. </p><p>This diesel engine provides exceptional 67mpg economy and CO2 emissions of 109g/km

THE all-new Ford Focus goes on sale at the beginning of 2011.
The new Ford Focus range will include a five-door hatchback and five-door estate model, along with the recently announced Ford Focus C-MAX models.
However, Ford said that there will be no three-door model in the range, nor will there be a coupe-convertible option.
“Having taken the decision to adopt such a sleek, coupe-like design for the five-door hatchback, there was little space in the line-up for a three-door version,” explained Derrick Kuzak, Ford’s group vice president of Product Development at the recent Paris Show where the car was launched.
“The three-model Focus range provides the ideal blend of sporty, dynamic looks and every-day practicality. And for buyers wanting the same dynamic appearance but with extra space, we also offer the stylish new C-MAX, so customers really can find the perfect car to suit their needs,” Mr Kuzak added.
The Ford Focus range will feature economical petrol and diesel engines, along with stop-start fuel saving technology. Ultra low emission ECOnetic models will follow later in 2011.
Small business users will be particularly interested in the brand new 1.6-litre Ford EcoBoost petrol units, available in 150PS and 180PS versions.












