Why is the Ford Focus Titanium 2012, 200 kg heavier than the Focus Trend ?

Asked by Titanium2012 Oct 15, 2013 at 02:05 AM about the 2012 Ford Focus Titanium Hatchback

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Why is the Ford Focus Titanium 2012,  200 kg heavier than the Focus Trend ? Is it because of better quality steel ?

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Titanium2012 answered 11 years ago

This link says the Focus Titanium mass is 1537 kg...see Dimensions & Weights section http://ninemsn.carsales.com.au/bncis/details/Ford-Focus-2011/AGC-AD-11309447/?Cr=5&sdmvc=1

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Titanium2012 answered 11 years ago

Simply because 200 kg is a lot of mass and I am curious to know where it comes from. Is it mainly the mass of higher quality steel ?

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