Boston Acoustics TVee Model Two TV Speakers

When I started "looking" for a new auto I became "focused" (no pun intended) on the specification and configuration requirements that were important to me. Now, to tell the truth, I may be a little biased as I generally like Fords and would only consider Subaru as a Japanese auto but, nevertheless, I still made it my mission to be informed about all autos that met my criteria. Out of the "models" that I narrowed it down to - the Subaru Forrester ('03) only came with an "unremarkable" power source, the Subaru Impreza WRX kind of suited me but I was a little concerned about the interior room (this was a close one - I still love this car), The upcoming Subaru Baja would not be out for a while and still only had a mediocre engine. Actually, I hadn't even considered a Focus. Why: I wanted to get away from front-wheel-drive vehicles. I had a "front driver" at the time (my first) and was a little put off by the "quirkiness" of its' handling characteristics. I was about ready to just wait until something came along that suited me - and then something made me decide to give the Focus a try. I drove a (normal) 2002 ZX3 and I loved it enough to consider buying it - but before I did I at least made the attempt to locate an SVT model. To make a long story short - I bought one. The handling is great. The looks are cool (subjective). The interior room and features are incredulous. You may find it hard to believe but it does handle better than the WRX (though not as fast). This is what front-wheel-drive should feel like. Only problem: mine came with a defect - the radiator had a hole or puncture (warranty item). There is no perfect car for everyone (rhetorical), but if I could be "greedy" then I'd like to see 4 doors(ZX 5), more power and all-wheel-drive (like the WRX).This car is astounding for the price but many may not consider it because they may "group" it as a small car associated with the younger genre.