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Yes + 2 or 6 way power driver seat

It's a MUST have for me 8)

Strange...My 6 way power seat only has 2 buttons. The horizontal button does up/down and fore/aft and the angled one adjusts the rake. Have to agree the seat position can be fine tuned much more than the manual system. However if you share the car with other drivers because it has no memory setting getting back to your position can be irksome :(

Easy - use the navigation buttons.... North/South changes folders East/West changes tracks :wink:

Just had a good look at an old Ford catalogue and YES these are the Dealer fit type NOT the Factory black strip type. I ordered Rear Park Assist as an option when I bought the car not knowing there was a difference. I'm annoyed now because when I looked at my copy of the original order it is spaced to show all the Factory Fit options I ordered filling that column and at the top of the Dealer Fit options is...Rear Park Assist ... Co-incidence :?: :evil:

Had a look at Ford Website/Specifications/Driving and Technology/Fuel Data etc - for 1.8 Duratec (125 PS) can anyone explain these figures....if MPG then that is one h*ll of a thirsty motor :?

This is a factory install

It will also read CD/RWs so no need to burn a new disc for new compilations 8)

Not the answer you are looking for but may help http://www.ffoc.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.p ... hlight=hid

Yes - well part-leather to be precise, which I actually think is better than full-leather. In summer leather tends to get very hot and in the winter very cold. The fabric parts tend keep a more evened-out temperature which is kinder to your rear-end. :D I disagree leather is much more comfortable, can be heated in winter and its perforated for cooling in summer. The top manufactures don't put cloth seats in their cars. Other options ESP Climate Control HID Headlghts

I have them as the factory option too. I ordered them because I also had difficulty judging the length of my old Focus, now I'm much more confident in tight spaces.

Mine has - May 05

Is you mind set on a 3 door? I have leather seats in my Ghia and they are great, comfortable, easy to keep clean and with fine adjustment capabilities :D HOWEVER because they do not have a memory option, changing drivers to their settings and back regularly is a real pain. I don't know if they use the same design on the Titanium but I suspect they will do :(

Had mine done today £150 http://www.holiways.co.uk/

Turners of Sedgefield have a Performance Blue ST....don't know the trim level. http://www.turnersofsedgefield.co.uk/ford.htm

My car is going in for it's first service next week and would like to know for definate is there is an update of not...cheers

The only colour I have not seen is Kelp Green.

Plus extra insurance :?: :(

Second service same price as first - http://www.ffoc.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.p ... ht=service third is a major service.

blackls - Is your car UK spec?

£200 on latest Price List and worth every penny :D http://www.ford.co.uk/spg/getImage.asp? ... =Focus.pdf

I stand corrected Cruise Control seems to be back on the menu :D When I was researching to buy my new car I wanted a Titanium with Cruise and then it was dropped from options list so I got a Ghia. At the time Ford must have been dividing the "Sporty" image Titanium (3 door/seats/suspension option/steering wheel) from the image "Luxury" Ghia (5 door/wood effect trim/cruise control). The Sport model was unavailable then. Customer opinion and increased production must have made them change their minds.

Which model?

When the new Focus was first anounced CC was an option on the Titanium but Ford quickly dropped it in favour of the "sporty" three spoke steering wheel.

IIRC tyres inflated to more than +/- 10% of the recommended pressure would be deemed illegal.