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With its largest, most interactive display ever, Ford is highlighting an impressive array of new products and technologies at the 2010 Beijing Auto Show while the company gears itself to capitalize on growth in China and across the Asia Pacific and Africa region.  Ford is previewing the global next-generation Ford Focus and a future small-displacement Ford EcoBoost engine.

The next-generation Focus and the promise of significant fuel-economy improvements from the smallest-yet Ford EcoBoost engine are just part of a major display of Ford’s momentum in China. 

The Ford stand at the Beijing Auto Show is the brand’s biggest ever stand in China.  About 25 percent larger than the Ford Beijing stand in 2008, it features 17 interactive stations for consumers to experience, as well as compelling new products and technologies on display.

Ford is unveiling a new production model – the new Ford Edge mid-size sport utility vehicle (SUV) – for the China market.  Also, following through with the promise made at the 2009 Shanghai Auto Show, Ford is announcing that a 2.0-litre EcoBoost-powered version of the Ford Mondeo will be introduced in China before the end of 2010. Ford EcoBoost combines direct petrol injection and turbocharging in smaller-displacement engines to give customers outstanding fuel economy and reduced CO2 with the spirited performance they expect from a larger engine. [...]

2011 Porsche Boxster SpyderPorsche — a company known for creating light and highly efficient and desirable sports cars — took the wraps off one of its most nimble and sportiest mid-engine cars ever: the 2011 Boxster Spyder.

This new mid-engine Porsche represents the purist form of the roadster sports car, meaning it is agile, powerful, open and efficient. Weighing only 2,811 lbs. and delivering 320 horsepower, it goes on sale in February 2010 and will join the Boxster and Boxster S that made their world debut here last year. [...]