General Motors Launches Ford Focus Hatch Titanium

Ford is taking some other step toward in launching the i30 Titanium version. Successor to the Ghia, the model is the top-line news and features as directional headlamps, alloy wheels with modified design and more chrome accents.

Ford’s goal is to highlight the sportiness of the car, an aspect that was not associated with the brand Ghia, geared towards luxury.

The automaker also improved Focus GLX packages, intermediate version of the model. The GLX with 1.6 engine now comes with fog lamps and cooled glove package while the GLX 2.0 also adds the twilight sensor, rain, electrochromic rearview mirror, start push button and a premium sound system.

If the hatch is now the leader of the segment, the sedan remains a car of little appeal, even with entirely of Ford’s efforts to reverse it. In 2010, the model was the 7th biggest selling week of the known C4 Pallas, Citroën.

Besides having to face a list of much stronger rivals, including the Japanese Corolla and Civic, Ford Focus sedan still suffers from internal competition of the Fusion.