Ford added another special model to its range – 2011 Focus Studio. It will hit the market in September and the price starts from £13 995 for the entry level and goes up to £24 000 for the top-of-the-range Titanium X with 6-speed Powershift automatic transmission and 163PS TDCi engine.
The new Studio replaces the popular Ford Focus Sport, which reached sales of 15,000.
Among the standard equipment you will find 16” alloy wheels, body-coloured rear spoiler, radio/CD player, USB connectivity, AC, electrically-operated body-coloured door mirrors with integrated turn indicators, electrically-operated front windows, Ford Easy Fuel capless refuelling, and Electronic Stability Programme (ESP) with torque vectoring control.
2011 Ford Focus Studio will be offered as a five-door hatchback with 85PS 1.6 Ti-VCT engine returning 47.9mpg. There will be three colour choices – Panther Black, Moondust Silver and Frozen White.
“With the high end of the new Focus range fully established, we are now making it easier for customers to get behind the wheel at the entry level – and this new Studio model is not only affordable but it is also well equipped, attractive and economical too.”, commented Nigel Sharp, Ford of Britain managing director.
Source: Ford
Ford released full details about 2011 Focus, after their unveiled Focus ST Concept. The most disappointing thing is that, the company doesn’t plan to build 3-door variant.
At the upcoming 2010 Beijing Auto Show, which starts April 25 at the China International Exhibition Centre, Ford will showcase its latest products and smart innovative technologies including the new Ford Fiesta, the all-new Ford Edge and the stellar next-generation Ford Focus. 
At the 2010 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit, Ford is premiering the next-generation 2011 Ford Focus, offering huge variety of features and innovative technologies, as well as striking craftsmanship, outstanding fuel economy and a new standard for driving quality.