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With the all-new 2004 F-150 pickup tearing up the sales charts and the Five Hundred large sedan waiting in the wings, we’re happy to see Ford hasn’t taken its eye off the small-car market.

These spy pictures show the next-generation five-door hatchback Focus, due next year in Europe as a 2005 model. Ford will continue to offer the Focus on the existing platform in the States, but may adopt the global C1 platform that also underpins the Mazda 3 and Volvo S40 when the U.S. model is redesigned in 2007.
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still looks too big.
its towing
that might be some sort of diagnostics or measuring or data-taking equipment, test cars always have all sorts of funny crap hanging off of them
You can tell they have extra padding back there to make the car look wrong. Look how that plastic over the "hatch" drapes down. The rear curves down much more sharply than they would have you believe with that camo on. It's very effective. I would think it was a sedan if not for the taillight placement. Unless they have extraneous taillights stuck up there too.
I see a roll bar in that thing. Kinda looks like an Elantra in the front.
i just see ugliness. I will now go cry as i trade in my blue oval for that funky stylized bird that mazda uses.

*tear*
its towing
that might be some sort of diagnostics or measuring or data-taking equipment, test cars always have all sorts of funny crap hanging off of them
Naw, you can see the trailer in the first picture. Plus the rear of the car is squating.
The 2nd and 3rd pics make the C1 Focus look like a baby-Aztek.


Go Ford!
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They are probably doing GVW testing. It's rated at 1000lbs towing, they test pulling a 1000lb trailer.
At least it doesn't have 3" of fender gap
i just see ugliness. I will now go cry as i trade in my blue oval for that funky stylized bird that mazda uses.

*tear*
What happened??? THAT THING IS UGLY.
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You can tell they have extra padding back there to make the car look wrong. Look how that plastic over the "hatch" drapes down. The rear curves down much more sharply than they would have you believe with that camo on. It's very effective. I would think it was a sedan if not for the taillight placement. Unless they have extraneous taillights stuck up there too.
I was thinking the same thing..shape doesnt look right for a hatch
I know it's only a spy shot but does this remind anyone of the new Prius?


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With the all-new 2004 F-150 pickup tearing up the sales charts and the Five Hundred large sedan waiting in the wings, we’re happy to see Ford hasn’t taken its eye off the small-car market.

These spy pictures show the next-generation five-door hatchback Focus, due next year in Europe as a 2005 model. Ford will continue to offer the Focus on the existing platform in the States, but may adopt the global C1 platform that also underpins the Mazda 3 and Volvo S40 when the U.S. model is redesigned in 2007.
the length is misleading the Car isn't that long.

The camoflauge hides the length of the car and the shape of the car.
I know it's only a spy shot but does this remind anyone of the new Prius?


No, not really... The two look way different to me. That camo is misleading though. Makes the back ends look similar when they don't really.
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