Ford was among the highest in the segment in the automotive industry. Now Ford has to present the Ford Focus for future models. Ford now makes model-year Focus for 2012 and adopts the latest evolution of Ford’s European “Kinetic” design language. Consider so after you open the following!
Ford tried to sell two million C-segment vehicles worldwide in 2012. And Ford believe will increase sales for the 2012 Ford Focus is a futuristic model suitable for the future. The new 2010 Focus sedan and five-door hatchback represent the third and fourth body styles of the new global C-platform from Ford. The European C-Max and Grand C-Max debuted last September at the Geneva Motor Show with the latter scheduled to land in the U.S. next year. Over the next year or so we will be seeing six more “top-hats” on the C-platform, including a station wagon, three-door hatch and hard-top coupe-convertible, some of which will be sold here in North America while others will only be available overseas.
In the new 2012 Ford Focus found the wheel arch creases now extend straight back from the top of the arch above the main lateral crease blending out a few inches behind the start of the lower line. A similar crease is echoed on the rear quarter with the overlap area at each end forming a “Z” that Ford refers to as a “Zorro flip.” The rear quarter character line also forms a prominent rear shoulder area. Around the back, large tail-lamp clusters finish off the bold styling.
