2012 Ford Focus price for UK

UK pricing for the 2012 Ford Focus has recently been announced, as the new model is about to go on sale in March 2011.
Available with four trim levels, (Edge, Zetec, Titanium and Titanium X), the 2012 Ford Focus price for UK starts at 15,995 GBP for the 1.6-litre 105 PS version while the range topping model powered by a 1.6-litre 150PS EcoBoost petrol unit starts at 21,245 GBP.
Standard equipment on all 2012 Ford Focus models includes the automaker’s Torque Vectoring
Control technology, digital radio (DAB), USB/Bluetooth connectivity, voice control on various convenience features, Ford Easy Fuel (to prevent
misfuelling), front, side and curtain airbags, ESP, ABS and Isofix child
seat attachments.
To find out detailed information regarding equipment on each individual model, along with the complete price list for the 2012 Ford Focus sold in UK, check out the official press release below.
Ford press release :
    * Standard equipment across the range includes DAB digital radio, Torque Vectoring Control system, Thatcham Category 1 alarm, Bluetooth, voice control and USB connectivity
    * Priced from £15,995 (including 2011 VAT increase)
    * On sale from March 2011
    * Choice of efficient low-CO2  petrol and diesel engines emitting from 109g CO2/km and returning 67.3mpg
BRENTWOOD, Essex, 15 December 2010 – Ford’s all-new Focus range, priced from £15,995, will introduce an impressive equipment list of high technology smart features to the medium car market when it goes on sale in March 2011.
Standard equipment on all models will include Ford’s Torque Vectoring
Control technology which debuted on the new Ford C-MAX.  This
electronic system balances the distribution of engine torque between the
driven front wheels to optimise grip and stability irrespective of
driving conditions or road surface.
Also included on all new Ford Focus models are digital radio (DAB),
Bluetooth and USB connectivity, voice control of key convenience
features, Thatcham Category 1 alarm, Ford Easy Fuel (to prevent
misfuelling), front, side and curtain airbags, ESP, ABS and Isofix child
seat attachments.
Mark Simpson, Ford of Britain marketing director, said:  "Ford Focus
set the class benchmark for ride and handling at launch in 1998 and the
all-new model will set another new standard in the segment – this time
for next-generation features and smart technology.
"Ford Focus is firmly established as one of the UK’s favourite cars,
and this all-new range is set to grow that reputation even further
thanks to its sporty exterior styling, advanced technology-laden cabin
and rewarding dynamics," he added.
Simple new Focus line up
The lead-in model, the Ford Focus Edge, is priced from £15,995 for the 1.6-litre 105PS petrol and £16,995 for the 1.6-litre 95PS TDCi.
The Zetec model, forecast to be best seller, starts
at £16,995 (1.6-litre 105PS petrol) and adds 16in alloy wheels,
Quickclear heated front windscreen and door mirrors, leather steering
wheel, front fog lamps and sports-style seats.
The luxurious Titanium series, from £18,745
(1.6-litre 125PS petrol), comes with supplementary features including
keyless start, dual electronic automatic temperature control, Hill Start
Assist (HSA), rain-sensing front wipers, automatic headlamps,
auto-dimming rear-view mirror,  cruise control with speed limiter,
premium Sony audio and Ford’s tyre deflation detection system.
Topping the range is the Titanium X (from £21,245
for the 1.6-litre 150PS EcoBoost petrol), which adds partial leather
trim, heated front seats, 17in alloy wheels, Active Park Assist,
Bi-Xenon headlamps, LED day running lights, headlamp jet wash, power
driver’s seat and power-fold mirrors.
Option packs will offer Low Speed Safety System, Lane Keeping Aid and
Ford’s Blind Spot Information System.  Those choosing Sony DAB
Navigation will also enjoy the benefits of a rear-view camera.
New Focus powertrains
Customers can select from three petrol engines including the new
1.6-litre 150PS Ford EcoBoost engine, which debuted in the Ford C-MAX,
and four diesel engines.  These are the upgraded 1.6 TDCi and 2.0 TDCi
powertrains with six speed manual transmission (and optional dual-clutch
PowerShift automatic on the 2.0-litre).  The 1.6-litre EcoBoost and
1.6-litre TDCi come with auto start-stop as standard. All powertrains
achieve sub 140g/km CO₂ emissions, with the 1.6-litre TDCi (115PS), achieving 109g/km – the only car in its segment with CO₂ emissions under 110g/km across all series.
To complement its sporty styling, all-new Focus is offered in two new eye catching colours – Candy Red and Candy Yellow.
New rate VAT prices effective January 4
Ford official recommended list prices in general will be raised from
January 4 to reflect the increase in VAT from 17.5 to 20 per cent that
is effective from the same date.
The price rises are broadly in line with the amount necessary to
reflect the change in VAT.  In some cases prices have been rounded up,
or down, by a small amount to maintain sensible price points for
individual models. 
Examples of the new prices are included in the table below.
Attachment – All-new Focus powertrain and pricing overview

Examples of other new rate VAT prices effective January 4, 2011