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42
£21,989
Ford Focus
2024 - 1.0 Active X EcoBoost MHEV 5DR Estate Petrol hybrid
9.6k+ miles
2024 (24 reg)
Auto
Hybrid
Direct Cars Limited
Sheffield
100
£6,250
Ford Focus
2015 (15) - 1.0 EcoBoost 125 Titanium 5dr
40.5k+ miles
2015 (15 reg)
Manual
Petrol
JC Cars
Rotherham, Brinsworth
26
£21,500
Ford Focus
2024 - 1.0 EcoBoost Hybrid mHEV ST-Line 5dr- With Satellite Navigation Manual
7.8k+ miles
2024 (74 reg)
Manual
Petrol
TrustFord Castleford
4.5
Castleford
77
£13,600
Ford Focus
2023 (23) - 1.0T EcoBoost Titanium Hatchback 5dr Petrol Manual Euro 6 (s/s) (125 ps)
22.7k+ miles
2023 (23 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Big Motoring World Sheffield
Rotherham
22
£14,295
Ford Focus
2021 (71) - 1.5 EcoBlue 120 ST-Line X 5dr
35.4k+ miles
2021 (71 reg)
Manual
Diesel
V12 Sports and Classics Worksop
Worksop
13
£3,495
Ford Focus
2014 - 1.0 125 EcoBoost Zetec Navigator 5dr Warranty
82.3k+ miles
2014 (64 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Speedway Garage Gunness Limited
Scunthorpe
99
£17,500
Ford Focus
2003 (03) - 2.0 RS 3dr
93k miles
2003 (3 reg)
Manual
Petrol
D N Trade Motors Ltd
4.8
Sheffield
24
£5,990
Ford Focus
2014 - 1.6 TDCi 115 Zetec Navigator 5dr -FULL SERVICE HISTORY-
58k miles
2014 (64 reg)
Manual
Diesel
Glasshoughton Car Sales
Castleford
42
£22,995
Ford Focus
2003 (03) - 2.0 RS 3dr
65k miles
2003 (3 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Run About Autos LTD
KEIGHLEY
99
£49,995
Ford Focus
2009 (09) - 2.5 RS 3DR Manual
11.2k+ miles
2009 (9 reg)
Manual
Petrol
S Cars Limited
Oldham

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40
£20,970
Ford Focus
2024 - 1.0 EcoBoost Hybrid mHEV ST-Line X SYNC4 NAVIGATION, HEATED SEATS & STEERIN 5-Door
13.5k+ miles
2024 (74 reg)
Manual
Petrol
TrustFord Barnsley
4.5
Barnsley
44
£12,490
Ford Focus
2024 (73) - 1.0T EcoBoost MHEV ST-Line Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr
16.5k+ miles
2024 (73 reg)
Manual
Hybrid
Pellon Motor Group
HALIFAX
40
£14,200
Ford Focus
2022 - 1.0 EcoBoost ST-Line Style 5dr Manual
30.8k+ miles
2022 (72 reg)
Manual
Petrol
TrustFord Huddersfield
4.5
Huddersfield
24
£6,295
Ford Focus
2015 (65) - 1.0 EcoBoost 125 Zetec 5dr
52k miles
2015 (65 reg)
Manual
Petrol
LOWGATES MOTORS LTD
Chesterfield
16
£29,990
Ford Focus
2018 (18) - 2.3 EcoBoost Red Edition 5dr
55k miles
2018 (18 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Movement Automotive
Cleckheaton, Scholes
40
£3,300
Ford Focus
2015 (15) - 1.5 TDCi 120 Zetec 5dr
97k miles
2015 (15 reg)
Manual
Diesel
Green Motors Dewsbury
Dewsbury
44
£17,289
Ford Focus
2022 - 1.0 ST-Line Vignale EcoBoost MHEV 5DR Hatch Petrol hybrid
26k+ miles
2022 (22 reg)
Manual
Hybrid
Direct Cars Limited
Sheffield
39
£20,989
Ford Focus
2023 - 1.0 Active Vignale EcoBoost MHEV 5DR Estate Petrol hybrid
4.7k+ miles
2023 (72 reg)
Manual
Hybrid
Direct Cars Limited
Sheffield
19
£18,298
Ford Focus
2023 - 1.0 EcoBoost Hybrid mHEV 155 Titanium 5dr
12.1k+ miles
2023 (73 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Arnold Clark Chesterfield Motorstore / Vanstore
4.5
Chesterfield
40
£16,789
Ford Focus
2021 - 1.0 ST-Line X Edition EcoBoost MHEV 5DR Hatch Petrol hybrid
17.9k+ miles
2021 (71 reg)
Manual
Hybrid
Direct Cars Limited
Sheffield
36
£16,489
Ford Focus
2022 - 1.0 ST-Line Vignale EcoBoost 5DR Hatch Petrol
31.5k+ miles
2022 (72 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Direct Cars Limited
Sheffield
31
£20,900
Ford Focus
2024 - 1.0 EcoBoost Hybrid mHEV ST-Line X 5dr- With Heated Seats & Heated Steering
11.7k+ miles
2024 (74 reg)
Manual
Petrol
TrustFord Castleford
4.5
Castleford
26
£10,789
Ford Focus
2020 - 1.0 EcoBoost 125 ST-Line 5dr
56k miles
2020 (20 reg)
Manual
Petrol
Key Kars
Doncaster
43
£21,489
Ford Focus
2024 - 1.0 ST-Line X EcoBoost MHEV 5DR Estate Petrol hybrid
14.2k+ miles
2024 (24 reg)
Auto
Hybrid
Direct Cars Limited
Sheffield

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Thinking of getting a Ford Focus?

Why buy the Ford Focus?

If you’re looking for a mid-size family car, the Ford Focus is well worth your consideration. That’s because it’s practical, well-equipped and cheap to buy, and it feels more enjoyable to drive than most similar cars. It’s a brilliant all-rounder.

Ford Focus range and updates

The current version of the Ford Focus has been on sale in the UK since 2018. It’s the fourth generation in a line that dates back to 1998. The previous (third-generation) model was sold new from 2011 to 2018.

There’s a wide range of Focus models to choose from, with hatchback and estate versions, the SUV-style Active and the high-performance ST. There are models with petrol or diesel engines and manual or automatic gearboxes, plus an extensive selection of trim levels ranging from the value-focused to the luxurious.

The Focus was updated in 2022, the most obvious changes being a new front grill and headlights plus Ford’s latest infotainment system.

Ford Focus tech and features

The entry-point Ford Focus Style comes with air con, DAB radio and Bluetooth. All the other trim levels also have a touchscreen infotainment system that supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and has sat nav in many cases, plus cruise control.

Titanium models add parking sensors and heated front seats, ST-Line models have a sportier look, Vignale models have ‘Sensico’ artificial leather seat upholstery. That’s just a broad outline: Ford has changed the trim level line-up and their standard features many times over the years.

Ford Focus running costs and value

The Ford Focus is very fuel-efficient, even by the high standards that mid-size hatchbacks generally achieve. The official figures show that petrol models can give average fuel economy of 39mpg to 56mpg and diesels can give 44mpg to 67mpg.

Some of the petrol models have a mild-hybrid system – that’s an extra electrical system that helps improve fuel economy and lower carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. Other running costs are generally quite low and the Focus is good value overall.

Ford Focus vs rivals

There are legions of other mid-size hatchbacks to choose from including the Citroen C4, Honda Civic, Peugeot 308 and Volkswagen Golf. The Focus rates as average for practicality but above-average for value and well above average for its fun driving experience.

Ford Focus common questions

How practical is the Ford Focus?

The Ford Focus has more than enough passenger space to function as a family car. Four six-foot-tall adults fit comfortably; three adults won’t feel squeezed in the back, either, which is rare in this type of car. Children have room to stretch out. There are two sets of Isofix mounts on the back seat, though the car’s relatively low height means you have to bend down quite a lot to lift children in and out.

The Focus hatchback has 375 litres of boot space, which is a little small for this type of car. A family’s weekly shopping or school bags fit with space to spare – you just might need to pack a bit light when going on holiday. Fold down the back seats and there’s 1,354 litres of space.

If you need greater practicality, you could always get a Focus estate. It has a cavernous boot with 575 litres of space – more than you get in the larger Ford Mondeo – and 1,650 litres with the back seats folded. It could be the ideal choice if you have a couple of big dogs or regularly need to stow camping gear.

How does the Ford Focus compare with other Ford models?

The Ford Focus is the mid-size option in Ford’s car range, sitting between the smaller Fiesta and the bigger Mondeo. There’s also the Ka+ city car if you need a Ford that’s even more compact than the Fiesta. Compared to Ford’s SUVs, the Focus is most similar to the Kuga – the two cars actually share some mechanical components and structural elements.

How safe is the Ford Focus?

The Ford Focus scored very strong marks when it was assessed by the experts at Euro NCAP, earning a full five-star safety rating. Notably, it scored 96% for protecting adult occupants in a crash. Driver-safety features include automatic emergency braking and lane-keeping assist.

Are there any hybrid versions of the Ford Focus?

Many Focus models with petrol engines have a mild-hybrid system, which Ford calls mHEV. It’s an extra system with a separate battery that powers some of the car’s electrical equipment. That means the engine doesn’t have to work as hard to charge its own battery, which helps to improve fuel economy and reduce CO2 emissions.