>> >> I wonder if that means lower specifications, with more items being optional extras.
>> Isn't this what people want ?
It's certainly not what I want. I want my car to provide enjoyable motoring, not just utility transport at a basic level. I bought my 2003 2 litre petrol Focus Ghia because at the time it was as close to what I wanted as I could get. I bought it secondhand and was pleased it came with optional extras of full size spare and reversing sensors. If I'd bought it brand new I would also have specified a sunroof as an optional extra. But I'd much sooner my desired features came as standard rather than as optional extras. Items bought as optional extras are bound to cost more than if they had been included in the standard specification.
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