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Cheaper to buy and better equipped than outgoing Focus. Improved ride quality. Larger cabin. 8-speed torque converter automatic transmission. Ford Focus (2014 - 2018) Relaxed but still enjoyable to drive, well-equipped for the money, a huge choice on the used market.
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Ford Focus Hatchback (2018 onwards) Used Prices. Used price range: £6,240 - £24,250 Select Year/Plate and Version below for a more accurate valuation.
Buyer's Price Guide. Most are between. £11,700 and £18,198. We see cars like this for sale. 30 times a day. Used Car Pricing Search (2000 on) Refine Your Search Results. Make: Ford Model: Focus. Year. 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014. Plate.
- Used Ford Focus: Pros and Cons
- Is A Used Ford Focus A Good Car?
- What Body Styles Are available?
- What Are The Engine Options?
- What Trim Levels Are available?
- How Practical Is It?
- What’s It Like to Drive?
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What’s good Fun to drive Range of economical engines Great value for money What’s not so good Interior is a bit cheap in places Poor infotainment system Boot could be bigger
The Ford Focus is a bit like buying a comfortable pair of trainers. Sure, you could splash out on some funky Yeezys and turn heads wherever you go, but when it comes to doing the job it was designed for, there are few better. If you’re tempted by a glitzy SUV for your family car needs, the Focus might prove to be a better all-rounder. Your high-rid...
Perhaps in an attempt to charm as many SUV buyers as possible over to the Focus, Ford offered a wide variety of body styles to broaden its appeal. There’s the typical five-door hatchback we know and love, with an estate offering a more practical alternative. Complicating matters slightly is the fact that there are different styles. The only one wor...
With both petrol and diesel engines, the Focus has wide-ranging appeal, but the lack of full hybrid or electric versions might put some buyers off. On the plus side, all of the engines are Euro 6-compliant, so currently won’t face any charges in low emissions zones. There’s a 1.0-litre petrol engine that has power outputs of 85hp, 100hp and 125hp, ...
The fourth generation Ford Focus was launched with seven trim levels, starting with Style. Standard equipment on these models included 16-inch alloy wheels, air conditioning and DAB digital radio with Bluetooth connectivity. Some decent driver assistance tech can also be found, such as autonomous emergency braking and a lane-keeping aid. Next up is...
While the Focus looks great and is fantastic fun to drive, one area where it’s a slight disappointment is practicality. It’s not terrible by any stretch, but it’s pretty average for the segment. With a boot of 375 litres it’s a bit bigger than Audi’s A3 and Mercedes’ A-Class, but it’s dwarfed by the Skoda Octavia’s, although just about everything i...
If you’re shopping for an affordable family hatchback or estate and you’re a keen driver, the Ford Focus should be right at the top of your shopping list. Ever since the first Focus arrived on UK roads in 1998, it has been one of the best in its class to drive. In fact, we’d argue this model is the best family car to drive full stop. The steering f...
Ford has a relatively good reputation for reliability, being far from the best in class but rarely giving customers too much cause for concern. Focus models built between 2018 and 2021 faced some teething troubles, but these should have been addressed when new. There aren’t any major ongoing concerns to watch out for outside of the recalls listed b...
Recalls happen regularly in the car industry as the result of a manufacturer or the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) finding an issue with a vehicle. These are mostly preventative, and can be related to issues as wide-ranging as intermittent electrical faults to potential failures in major components. To check whether your vehicle is incl...
Ford included a decent amount of safety kit and driver assistance technology on the Focus, making it one of the most technologically advanced family cars of its time. There’s pre-collision assist with pedestrian and cyclist detection, which can automatically apply the brakes to avoid a crash. An evasive steering assistant can apply steering to avoi...
Ford Focus 2018 price guide and free valuations. Most adverts are between £9,646 and £13,999.
You can buy a used Ford Focus for £9000 and that'll get you a respectable 2018/2019 model with reasonable mileage. It'll likely be in Zetec trim, too. Have around £10,000 or £11,000 if you ...
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