New Ford Focus Joins the AA Driving School
ALL-NEW FORD FOCUS With its dynamic styling, wealth of intuitive technologies and precision-engineered performance, the new Focus deliv- ers a truly addictive driving experience. Thanks to the car’s advanced Ford ECOnetic Technology, the new Focus offers low CO2 emissions and outstanding fuel efficiency. You’ll also find an array of cutting-edge features that include Active Park Assist, which practically parks the car for you. When you start the new Focus, you start so much more than a car.
Torque Vectoring Control Torque Vectoring Control reacts to the road 100 times per second. The system then uses this information to repeatedly balance the amount of power between the two front wheels.
Lane Departure Warning Lane Departure Warning alerts you before you drift out of lane by vibrating your steering wheel. The level of vi- bration can be adjusted to three levels of sensitivity and a visual alert pops up on your driver information cluster. Traffic Sign Recognition The new Focus features Traffic Sign Recognition technology. The system identifies traffic and speed signs and displays the information on your instrument cluster. Active Park Assist The new Focus has Active Park Assist, which is clever technology that first checks if a parking space is big enough then automatically steers you in. Low Speed Safety System Low Speed Safety System is designed to assist you in slow moving traffic at speeds under 20mph. If the system’s sensors detect the car in front has unexpectedly stopped, it brakes automatically. EcoBoost This engine is lighter and more compact, as well as directly and more efficiently injecting fuel into each cylinder. So you use less fuel and produce lower CO2 emissions, while enjoying the performance of a larger engine.
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