golf another is the ford focus s.t.he thinks it looks quite smart but he wants to know how it drives. so he climbs in behind the steering wheel. presses the stop button and listens to the engine sounds. the hot hatch s.t. version of the focus has been around since 2005 it was even discontinued for a while but resurrected in $22.00 well now ford has rolled out the 3rd generation focus s.t. perhaps hoping it'll pick up on the recent success of its little brother the fiesta . the also a monorail discovers the focus s.t. is in its element. on these winding country roads it hugs the curves nicely responds well to the throttle and its manual 6 speed transmission shifts nice and tightly. with all the gears seem to have an even shorter throw than in the latest. launch try to see a future. that also has a lot to do with the adaptive damping and the neck tronic limited slip differential on the front axle and the selection of driving markets. in my experience is the focus s.t. steering as fairly direct so there's good feedback fro

my father emmanuel sums up the ford focus s.t.as a really well made hot hatch known as aggressive in purist because the honda civic type but also not as white bread is the gulf changing i think and it's a good mix and so much fun to drive if you take it for another spin. you know and. these days almost every automaker has a. thank you for your to and it's lined up real offroad is a still a rare breed one that's been around for a while dismissing these. candidates go for. contest. so that feels like he's gone back in time. you know is going to when dinosaurs roamed the earth. he almost expects to see a trial run in saurus rex passed by. not exactly passed by. he feels like he's sitting inside a dinosaur. that being the mercedes g. class. he's just gotten it's the newest edition mathematics says it doesn't feel as new as it looks prudent is he's got me so no i mean. i was thinking. technologically speaking it's up to date yet all of its modern driver assists and entertainment systems can't hide it's a niche. site matthew says the g.

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government but nonetheless the focus on these technical issues of the past floor or was it more ford focus than at the front line stuff where you go on home a lot. yet i have always focused very much on short term logistics how can we get food through ports how can we get medicines in water the disruptions what is actually going to cause the stress to ministers because it's the 1st thing to hit the headlines the 80 won't be the 1st thing that hits headlines nor will into slightly longer term the fact that we will lose control of the 80 on imports and exports where there has been brought to the postal system in the past it took us years to close down abuse through the channel islands which cost a fortune we will lose control of the distance selling operations through things like amazon and e bay where we've only just managed to eliminate the $88.00 fraud which has cost billions to the u.k. these are the long term implications of losing the coordination with europe the cost to us of increased tax abuse is going to be phenomenal was that in yellow hammer. no is it going to be a real cost whic

. >> a 2005 ford focus. >> reporter: a little caer. >> yeah, little car.ed go. >> reporter: if you tried telling adam, he was on his way to becoming perhaps the most crucial player that befudled a group of investigators he would have thought you crazy but that's exactly what was going to happen. >>b i looked. in my rearview mirror and i could see a couple of cop cars. i thought that guy must have been going too quick and he's getting pulled over. >> this is the dash cam video from one the police cars. it's that same dramatic high-speed chase footage we showed you at the beginning oour story. >> i look back and they were still following this guy and that's when i kind of knew something was off. why is this guy not pulling overb? >> instead the driver pulled up to the little red car in the right-hand lane. >> and there the sudden the black suv is on my tail. he's making a swerving gesture like swipes in this type of motion. i remember putting two hands on the wheel. he hit me. >> adam, freeze frame that moment. what the heck is going on? >> i knew at this po

anna: matt miller with ford europe at the frankfurt motor show. let us focusing sector. some spirit the ecg advocate general giving a nonbinding opinion on whether banks and spain are linked to a certain index and that has not gone the way that the banks have wanted so there are billions of losses possible to lenders. in the red, the banks at the bottom -- they are well represented on the loser path of the banking index today. others benefiting from some of the recent moves around bond markets. up next, we get back to the markets. more on the banking sector but also the broader moves. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european open. dayinutes in your trading and this is the picture for european equities. we are weaker. joining us from berlin is richard. tell me how the markets are looking given the week data we have seen. plate with in the the weaker german data that we saw as we head towards thursday and the ecb. richard: good morning, markets have seen -- have grown accustomed to seeing weaker than expected german numbers. same thing with factor

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