FORD FOCUS

Presented in StunningFord Frozen White we have a March 2011 Ford Focus 1.0 Eco -Boost Zetec which produces 125 BHP ,comes with 2 keys ,long Mot and the following services stamps 12/03/2012 at 8583 miles at Brunnel Ford Bristol ,26/03/2013 at 15278 miles at Brunnel Ford ,27/03/2015 at 51252 miles at Melksham Car Centre ,14/03/2016 at 57654 miles at Essential Vehicle Services ,08/03/2017 at 64623 miles at Allen Ford Swindon ,30/03/2019 at 70509 miles at Allen Ford Swindon ,22/03/2021 at 80594 miles at P L Motor Services ,22/03/2022 at 88302 miles at P L Motor Services ,timing belt replaced at 97167 miles on 27/10/2023.20/03/2023 at 93368 miles at P L Motor Services Swindon ,03/04/2024 at 99825 miles at P L Motors Services Swindon .
. A new, three-cylinder 1.0 litre turbocharged version for the Ford Focus, available with 99bhp.This engine, whose cylinder block has barely the area of a sheet of A4 paper, arrives first in the Focus because its high-tech gadgetry (variable valve timing, miniature turbo, advanced electronics, direct fuel injection system) As an all-rounder few cars could match the enduring appeal of the Ford Focus Mk3 hatchback. There’s a version for pretty much everyone – from the humble 1.0-litre Ecoboost to the brilliant 2.3-litre RS – and they’re all good to drive. Whether you’ve a young family and are looking for something inexpensive and safe to run, or you’re after a nimble and engaging hot hatch with a useful degree of practicality, chances are there’s a Focus Mk3 to suit your needs. It’s no surprise it’s so popular on the used market.Introduced in the UK in 2011, the third-generation Focus saw Ford really make the grade in terms of quality and dependability. Extremely well made with an expansive model range, the Mk3 Focus continued the reputation of being respected and highly regarded for both fleet and retail owners