Ford Focus 2007Change

This car got me through all of college plus 2 more years, even when buying it used. It survived extremely cold winters and hot summers. I had a standard and it had pretty much no troubles with it other than normal time/maintenance things.
My favourite thing about this car was it's fuel economy! Especially for being a little older, it got great fuel economy in the city and on the highway.
It doesn't have a lot of power so stuggled a but driving through the mountains but it always made it. Drove it all around the United States and Canada.

This was an amazing car it was my first car and I definitely miss it. Standard never had problems passing and it just went with almost 400,000 clicks I just can't complain about the car It truly was amazing and if it hadn't been let to sit for a year after my father got sick it would probably still be running today definitely had better durability Than the Hyundai Tucson I own now

I bought this car brand new and I love it. I can drive forever and rarely stop to get gas. A extremely reliable car and fun to drive

Larger space for cargo. Super clean for cars at this age. Engin is running like a young horse. And the price is well below market. With 4 snow tires, you could save more than $500, plus a traler pakage, that worth $300. Gas mileage is as good as new car. Well mainteined, never missed any oil change. Never have any repare.

we are on our 3rd focus in 15 years- loved each of these cars! they're reliable and easily maintained. just got a 2014, 2 years old and looks brand new - very good resale value on them.

The last of the Focus Wagons and what a loss when it went out of production. It handles like a car at twice the price for that era and it's got guts and a great sound to boot.
The interior is somewhat of an afterthought but the exterior still looks modern. This baby can haul a lot of stuff.
At 8 years old everything still works. It's got the odd rattle and squeak but that's a product of the less than stellar fit and finish.

This car is wonderfully fuel efficient, fun to drive, and reliable. In my experience, a manual transmission is far superior to automatic when driving in the snow and slush of our Ontario winters.

it handles great in the snow and responds well. has good power. it shifts smoothly and is very good on gas. I want a bigger car because I have tall men in my family . a bit too compact for me.

My first vehicle and never had any issues with it, had a lot of fun driving this car and had fun taking it too car shows and winning awards,its been a blast owning this car and modding it out too my style, I hope to find a buyer that will take good care of it as I did for the years I have owned it, this car was never winter driven and is a rust free, I'd take it with me to where I'm moving if I could, I hope this car brings who ever buys it as much enjoyment as its brought me.

I am 6' tall and there is plenty of space in the drivers seat for me. In town it averages 38-40 mpg. On the highway I have got 45-48 mpg fully loaded.

Amazing on gas, and reliable car!!!!
Only reason I am getting rid of the car is i am in need of a truck or suv now. If i could keep the car i would but wouldnt need two viechles. The car has always been good to me, I work out of town and have drove in some pretty bad winter storms and the car has been great.

It's a great car indeed. Very comfortable to drive. Either I am going to buy this or Taurus. The insurance is pretty darn cheap too on both of these models.

Have had my Ford Focus for 6 years now and it works great. Good gas mileage around town and highway driving. Regular oil changes, summer and winter tires, and regular tune ups keeps the Focus running smoothly.
Would recommend for basic car to get around town and for the occasional trips out of town.
Regular maintenance and it is good to go.

I've had this car for 3 months used; the design features are basic and it handles comparably to my old Toyota Camry. It's roomier than I expected but compared to a Chevy Malibu i would choose the Chevy; it's good for the price though.

We are the second owner of this car.
It has a new battery and alternator.

We enjoy the car but we are now retired and have a travel trailer so we only need our pickup.

Has been a great reliable little car with good fuel economy. Have had for a few years now and have had nothing go wrong

I really enjoy this car - bought it as basic transportation to get back and forth from job sites, but has impressed me on lots of levels. Little design touches like the seat height adjuster, logic of the wiper controls, etc. are well thought out. The rear seat folds up so the cargo hatch can hold a lot, and I can even squeeze in a third booster seat in a pinch. Fun to drive, totally reliable car.

I've had my Ford Focus wagon for about 3 years and love it. The spacious wagon is perfect for loading up with groceries, a stroller, the dog, whatever you need. It's been the perfect famlily car for us and our two kids.

I bought this car as I used to have a 1 hour commute to work, and wanted to save on gas. It cut my gas expenditure in half, and has been a very reliable car.

Bought brand new. Now has 160k on it and have had one problem. The alternator died after 45k and was not covered by warrenty. seems to be bad design since it sits over the catalytic converter, but haven't had problem with replacement.
low price and good fuel economy. drives ok, but can't take bumpy roads. would buy another one if i wanted a cheap car with good fuel economy.

hi, i have had a wonderful experience with a Ford focus. i think they make a good starter car for any young drive and also make a grate cheap ride for commuting to work.

I really enjoy this car as a nice family car. It has a lot of room and can fit all my kids stuff in it easily. I would buy a ford focus again in the future when it comes time to buying a new car

My experience has been all but bad, its reliable and is great on gas. Want to upgrade to a new one for style :)

For the most part, small car shoppers are no longer looking for a basic, 'economy car' transportation appliance. More likely they're seeking a vehicle that's small and economical but also stylish, tech-focused, and fun to drive—and that's what the 2013 Ford Focus is. With the introduction of a completely redesigned model last year, the Focus jumped from unremarkable to class leading—in many different respects.

There are two body styles—a four-door sedan or five-door hatchback—as well as several trims to cover a wide range of expectations, but the Focus tends to look at its best in top SEL and Titanium trims, where all the details are well coordinated. In any case, the sheetmetal contains a mix of creases and curves, while the rather aggressive front-end design and thin front grille are a new Ford design

It's a great starter car. It's one of those cars that are great to go from point A to point B. Minimal, sleek and a great drive in the city. It's by no means fancy but it gets the job done.