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04-12-2019, 09:36 PM
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Ford has no entry level product anymore - my entry into the brand was a new Fiesta CL a decade ago for $18K DA
Then followed by a LV TDCI Focus run out for $26K DA Now - $30K+ to get into a new Ford. Right at a time where the economy is soft too. What's the entry level Kia and Hyundai worth? Picanto is sub $20K DA |
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