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  1. #1
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    I have a Ford Focus stationwagon ZTW and it does great. With the seats folded down I can easily slide either of my bikes (DF or recumbent) in the back and still have a little room in reserve (I've been known to stop at Sam's after a ride and pick up a few things and they all fit in the back with the bike).

    I also have two big dogs, a Great Dane (130 lbs) and a blue tick hound (70 lbs) both of which fit comfortably in the back with the seats up or down. The bottom line is the back is very roomy and I continue to be amazed at what will fit back there!

    Mechanically, I've not had any problems with my Focus (2003 model). It has just under 68,000 miles on it. It handles well on snow or wet roads. It is a tad bit noisy - the only drawback as I see it.
    Marcie

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    THis month's Consumer Reports magazine is the annual auto guide...might be a few $ well spent.
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  3. #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Silver View Post
    THis month's Consumer Reports magazine is the annual auto guide...might be a few $ well spent.
    is it the new or used?

    how long are they usually out for? i won't be able to buy one till i get into town at the end of the month.
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  4. #4
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    If you can't find a copy at a store check out your local public library for chances are good that they will have it available for you to read and copy.
    Marcie

 

 

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