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Ford Focus

  • tickGreat ride and handling balance
  • tickSome cracking engines
  • tickGood reliability record
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Ford Focus Hatchback (2018 - )

The Ford Focus has traditionally been the keen driver’s choice in the family hatchback sector, and the latest car follows that theme, with a seriously polished driving experience that’s as comfortable as it is engaging. It also does a very solid job in every other area, making it a fabulous all-rounder. Don’t buy your next family hatch without giving this a look first.
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This is a really key area with cars like the Focus, and as a result, the margins of difference are pretty slim. When judged on price, efficiency and resale values, the Focus is just about bang on with the Seat Leon, so it should cost roughly the same to own over a typical three-year period.

The Volkswagen Golf is pricier to buy and not as clean as the Ford, but the VW’s superior resale values will even out that difference. And, while neither the Hyundai i30 or Vauxhall Astra are as efficient as the Ford, both cost a little less to buy. However, these differences are by no means deal-breaking, and if you decide on the Focus, you’ll be getting decent value for money, whichever version you buy.
This is a really key area with cars like the Focus, and as a result, the margins of difference are pretty slim. When judged on price, efficiency and resale values, the Focus is just about bang on with the Seat Leon, so it should cost roughly the same to own over a typical three-year period.

The Volkswagen Golf is pricier to buy and not as clean as the Ford, but the VW’s superior resale values will even out that difference. And, while neither the Hyundai i30 or Vauxhall Astra are as efficient as the Ford, both cost a little less to buy. However, these differences are by no means deal-breaking, and if you decide on the Focus, you’ll be getting decent value for money, whichever version you buy.

Ford Focus buying and leasing deals

With 463 new and 11,311 used Ford Focus cars available on Auto Trader, we have the largest range of cars for sale across the UK.

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Price range

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Frequently asked questions

  • Ford Focuss offer a top speed range between 112mph and 155mph, depending on the version.

  • Ford Focus on-the-road prices RRP from £23,370 and rises to around £36,110, depending on the version.

  • According to the official figures, the Ford Focus's fuel economy ranges between 34mpg and 74mpg.

  • The standard UK car tax rate is currently £150. You may also have to pay higher rates based on your car’s emission levels . Learn more about car tax bands.

  • The Ford Focus is a mid-sized family car that’s offered in five-door hatchback and five-door estate body styles. It competes with cars such as the Vauxhall Astra, Volkswagen Golf and Renault Megane.

  • No. The Ford Focus is a family car that’s only available with front-wheel drive. A rugged front-wheel-drive estate version called the ‘Active’ is offered, though; this benefits from improved ground clearance and protective body panels to help it better deal with rough roads.

  • The Ford Focus hatchback’s dimensions are 4,378 mm L x 1,979 mm W x 1,471 mm H. The Ford Focus estate’s dimensions are 4,668 mm L x 1,979 mm W x 1,494 mm H. Active versions of the estate, which have improved ground clearance, are 30mm taller.