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golf of focus
Right due to it being to small and awkward to get in an out of the wife,s puma has to go. Now we,ve settled on 2 cars the wifes choice is a golf but i prefer the focus , Really we want a diesel and either a se in the golf or a ghia in the focus. Just wonderin on peoples views and experiences of these cars , The years we are looking at are about 98-2000 for the golf and about 99-2002 for the focus. I personally prefer the focus as the drive is better and the spec of the ghia is better. Also meant to ask if i was to get a petrol version what is the 1.6 like in these two models?
cheers for your views ste
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Had Puma, 2xFocus and a Golf (MK V but driven the Mk IV).
Avoid the TDDI focus and get the TDCI if getting a diesel.
If you enjoy the handling of the Puma, the Focus has a somewhat similar feel and a far superior drive to a Mk IV Golf.
I would try to get a Zetec Focus, I would think the later models would have ABS, whereas our 1999 needed to be a Ghia to get 2.0 petrol and ABS. The Ghia I had had softer suspension and higher profile tyres, Zetec is a bit sharper but still comfortable.
Avoid the TDDI focus and get the TDCI if getting a diesel.
If you enjoy the handling of the Puma, the Focus has a somewhat similar feel and a far superior drive to a Mk IV Golf.
I would try to get a Zetec Focus, I would think the later models would have ABS, whereas our 1999 needed to be a Ghia to get 2.0 petrol and ABS. The Ghia I had had softer suspension and higher profile tyres, Zetec is a bit sharper but still comfortable.
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Originally Posted by TonyBurns
As John says, avoid the TDDi as its the older engine, you want a TDCi, and it has to be the focus, better car
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