Titaniums

[RonMaiden]

You paid $20k but what was the sticker since mine was $22300 but with rebates and discount we paid $18,800.

[daemoniscinxi]

I have the blue candy Ti with all the options, handling, park assist, leather, MFT, big rims. Paid $26k for it, but that was back when the car was brand new in 2011 before it plummeted in price.

Looks like if i want to sell the car I should come to the east coast. I see plenty of Ti driving around Seattle and Bellevue.

[valmundo]

I've seen several Ti down here in South Florida (one sedan and a bunch of Hatches). The dealership near me seems to have at least four or five of them in stock at any time.

Someone in my neighborhood also drives an ST.

I picked up a TI about 4 months ago. Its pretty rare in that it is a 5MT and is yellow blaze colored. Someone once approached me and asked if my ride was an ST (Tangerine Scream). Before I could respond, he realized it wasn't one.

[r1ch999999]

Sticker was $24,865. I just checked, I actually paid $20,158. I also got a 100K mile powertrain warranty in that price and lifetime tires.

[RonMaiden]

Lifetime tires? Do you have choices or is it a lifetime of the Conti Procontacts?

[PratoN]

Originally Posted by daemoniscinxi

I have the blue candy Ti with all the options, handling, park assist, leather, MFT, big rims. Paid $26k for it, but that was back when the car was brand new in 2011 before it plummeted in price.

Same with me (mid-July 2011). I went in because my friend said "Ford has 0% APR on every car model." She failed to mention it didn't include the 2012 Focus. Ford wasn't even offering cash back incentives aside from the $500 college graduate thing. I know, I should have waited - amateur mistake on my part.

Originally Posted by RonMaiden

...lifetime of the Conti Procontacts?

A good deal, but sounds like hell. lol

[r1ch999999]

Originally Posted by RonMaiden

Lifetime tires? Do you have choices or is it a lifetime of the Conti Procontacts?

From what I understand it's a lifetime of OE tires but I'm allowed to use the price of those toward what tires I pick.

Both are also contingent on getting my oil changes done with them, but the cost of the oil change with them isn't any more than paying anyone else to do it, and I won't save more doing it myself then what the alternative is worth.

[daemoniscinxi]

Originally Posted by PratoN

Same with me (mid-July 2011). I went in because my friend said "Ford has 0% APR on every car model." She failed to mention it didn't include the 2012 Focus. Ford wasn't even offering cash back incentives aside from the $500 college graduate thing. I know, I should have waited - amateur mistake on my part.



A good deal, but sounds like hell. lol

yeah, this was my first 20k+ car purchase. I had more money than i knew what to do with so just bought what was pretty. also i got more money back on my trade than i paid for the car i traded in the first place. i'll know better than to buy a first year car again and also to wait a year to let it come down in price. live and learn.

[F'nClassy]

Wahoo, welcome to Canada!
And not many Ti's around my neck of the woods here, only about 1 hour from Toronto

[JPopNC]

There are a few here in the area of NC where I'm at, but see plenty of the other models. My take is that the typical Focus owner isn't interested in gadgetry (which I love!) but are primarily seeking good mpg for their daily commute. Me? I love my commute and I want to fully enjoy the trip!