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15-07-2006, 12:49 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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Hi Guys,
Found this website while looking for info about the Focus. I'm interested in buying one but I don't know whether to go for an LR or an LS. I've got about $20k to spend. I need to get an Auto as the mrs can't drive a manual and I can't really be arsed with trying to teach her in a new car, in fact, I've been driving our current auto for so long now I don't know if I could be bothered myself. Questions I have are: My old boss has a 2003/4 Auto LR and he reckons he has had to shell out $800 for new brake pads and discs each year for the past two years. Anyone else had a similar problem? Makes me nervous about the LR.... The new LS has this semi-auto box which I reckon would be a good compromise between fun and laziness. Anyone think its worthwhile? I drive a 2.5L VW Passat for work sometimes and the tiptronic seems quite good. Finally, Is a 2006 LS with 16ks really worth $5k more than a 2004 LR with 25ks? Thanks, |
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Focus Newbie - LR or LS??
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