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Next Generation Ford Focus – the Iosis MAX Concept – previews at Geneva
Tue, 03 Mar 2009Despite all its problems, Ford is on something of a roll. It already had a great set of products – seriously under-rated in many cases – and the recent additions of the Ford KA, The Ford Fiesta and the Ford Kuga has added even more credibility to its lineup. But Ford isn’t standing still, and has previewed the next generation Ford Focus – the Iosis MAX Concept – at the Geneva Motor Show 2009.
Infiniti G Convertible
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Porsche 959 prototype to cross the block at Barrett-Jackson
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