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2019 Ford Focus ST taps Civic Type-R shaming torque

2019 Ford Focus ST taps Civic Type-R shaming torque

Posted on February 19, 2019 By Jarvis

Ford has revealed the new 2019 Focus ST, the latest version of its hot hatch, but there’s bad news to go along with the good. The punchy five-door hatchback drops a choice of gas or diesel turbocharged engines under the hood, for torque that could shame a new Honda Civic Type R.

Either way, it’s all based on Ford’s C2 platform, which is used for all of the fourth-generation Focus five-door and wagon boy styles. To that, Ford throws in new suspension, braking, and powertrain setups, to keep the Focus ST suitably feisty.
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