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Caterham Project V: The Electric Sports Car That Breaks Every Expectation

New Station Wagon Ford Focus first live pictures Genava 2010

New Ford Focus Wagon Live Genava 2010
Today at the Geneva Motor Show in the North American car manufacturer Ford held the world premiere of the new Focus wagon and showed it to European residents five-door hatchback Focus, which was first presented at the motor show in Detroit in January this year.

The automaker expects that the share of the station wagon, developed in the new global platform, the group will have up to one third of European sales of Focus. In an official press release, the American automaker noted that based on the new platform, the C-Class for 2012 will be built in a total of 10 new vehicles, one of them - Universal Focus.

New Ford Focus Wagon Live Genava 2010
New Ford Focus Wagon Live Genava 2010

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