Ford Focus Parts And Accessories

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The Ford Focus is often touted as Ford’s greatest ever small car, first produced in 1998. During its two-decade run, it was offered as a sedan, hatchback, or wagon. It was discontinued in the US after the 2018 model year, with Ford leaning towards the production of crossovers and EVs. For other markets, the Focus is expected to end production in 2025. The Focus is one of Ford’s best-selling models, with peak annual sales of over 540,000 in Europe, over 400,000 in China, and over 280,000 in the US.

With the 2018 Ford Focus, hatchback and sedan variants were offered. Available trims included the S, SE, SEL, and line-topping Titanium. There were two engine options, namely a 123-hp 1.0-liter intercooled turbo I3 and a standard 160-hp 2.0-liter I4. The SEL trim came with a six-speed dual transmission 8-inch touchscreen with smartphone integration, and dual-zone automatic climate control.

What Comes Standard in a Ford Focus?

With a starting price of just over $18,000, the 2018 Ford Focus S sedan had the following basic interior features:

Front and rear cupholders

Remote keyless entry with integrated key transmitter and panic button

Manual air-conditioning

Full cloth headliner

Cloth front bucket seats, manually adjustable

Carpet front floor mats

One 12-volt DC outlet

Is a Ford Focus a Good Car on Gas?

For a gas-powered vehicle, the Ford Focus was considered fuel-efficient. The 2018 Ford Focus S was rated for 34 mpg highway, 25 mpg city, and 28 mpg combined.