FORD FOCUS 2015 FULL REVIEW - CAR & DRIVING

The Ford Focus evolved in third generation guise, then further smartened up its act in the revised MK3 form launched in 2014 - the car we evaluate here as a used buy. The idea was to offer slicker looks, higher interior quality and extra technology. Plus with this re-design, the Focus also delivered greater efficiency beneath the bonnet thanks to the addition of a hi-tech range of 1.5-litre petrol and diesel engines. The best part though is that this car still remains as rewarding to drive as it's always been. The Focus might have grown up a little in this form, but it certainly hasn't lost its spark.

[@claesblomquist3510]

Very good and informative review. I like that you throw in some historical facts here and there. Much appreciated.

[@CarandDrivingCarReviews]

Appreciate that

[@mishalchotai4721]

Those 1.0L need wet belt change. This is a huge job.