World wide Focus

[Reigner92]

To any one and everyone, please post what you think the international Focus should have, shouldn't have. And if you can, what it should look like, a description, chop, drawing etc.

 

Heres my take on it. Please tell me what you think.

[2b2]

Well, from that head-on angle it's hard to tell, Reigner,

it has some good styling elements

but it looks a little square-ish/blocky.

Have you considered using some iosisMAX themes?

(think I mentioned PaintShopPro to you - ever download it?)

 

Here's one I did about a month ago based on a Focus speculation @ AutoExpress

< click for bigger

 

I've been thinking/dreaming of a C2 Mercury for a loooooong time

& made a webpage listing all features/options for all 3, F-M-L

 

So the Focus MIGHT have engines from 1.6 to 2.5 and range in HP from 150 to 300! (kinda assuming there isn't a Reflex to fill the higher power spot(s)

plus a hybrid for sure (but MERCURY gets the BEV!!!)

&

a w-i-d-e range of trim-levels -- figure FordUS has the volume to support them...

(of course my Mercury C2 would offer even more;

& the Lincoln MKG's STD features would meet or Beat even the highest level Focus/C-Max)

...guess the ROTW Focii could have Less or a bit MORE depending on the country/market.

Edited March 5, 2009 by 2b2

[rmc523]

I agree with 2b2, it looks a bit boxyish/squarish

 

That looks great 2b2, my only complaint is the "diving" beltline....I'm not sure if you did that or if it was already done on the rendering you used (I've seen that one before, just can't remember exactly what it looked like). I never have liked "diving" beltlines, like on many of Mercedes' cars. I prefer almost horizontal, but gradually inclining beltlines.

[timmm55]

Try using a 3/4 front and rear shots for your chops, they show more depth.......the dead on front shots are too flat.

[rmc523]

Try using a 3/4 front and rear shots for your chops, they show more depth.......the dead on front shots are too flat.

 

Yes, that's a good suggestion.....I know 3/4 are more difficult to do and make look right, but they generally produce better chop results.