Ford Focus SES, $13,995

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Specifications

Status

Used

Year

2009

Make

Ford

Model

Focus

Kilometres

49,608 km

Style/Trim

SES

Stock number

DCL1010A

Exterior Colour

Red

Interior Colour

Grey

Fuel type

Gas

Drive

FWD

Engine size

2.0L

Transmission

Manual

Doors

Type

Sedan

Offers

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Features

AM/FM Stereo
Alloy Wheels
Anti-Lock Brakes (ABS)
CD Player
Dual Airbag
Fog Lights
Intermittent Wipers
Keyless Entry
Power Brakes
Power Mirrors

Power Steering
Power Windows
Tilt Steering
Bucket Seats
Heated Seats
Cruise Control
Cloth Interior
Analog Gauges
Auxiliary 12v Outlet
Cup Holder

Daytime Running Lights
Door Map Pockets
Electronic Compass
Map Lights
Remote Trunk Release
Trip Computer
Tinted Windows
Inside Hood Release
Power Door Locks
Traction Control System

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175,000 km

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Price

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$22,000

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Vehicle Reviews on Autos.ca

Used Vehicle Review: Ford Focus, 2008-2011

The second-generation Focus offers next-to-nothing for enthusiasts, says Contributing Editor, Chris Chase. Still, he adds, as a used vehicle, it's a "solid small car at a reasonable price."

Test Drive: 2009 Ford Focus SES sedan, 5-speed manual

‘Sporty’ and Focus were once synonymous, but with this last re-do, the sedan’s evolutionary path has headed more towards comfort and refinement,” says reviewer, Peter Bleakney.