Introduction about Ford Focus

The Focus has always been a fine car to drive, with a ride and handling balance to shame many cars with much sportier pretensions. When the mk3 launched in 2011, though, it lacked a little of the sparkle that its predecessors had made their own. Happily, though, a few comfort-minded tweaks – lighter steering and more compliance in the suspension – have actually rekindled the fun factor. This is a hatchback for people who like driving, with a keen front end and a rear axle that’s happy to play a role in cornering, too.

There’s also a new 1.5-litre petrol turbo, which comes in 148 and 180bhp guises. It’s a broadly satisfying engine, delivering power with the linearity of something naturally aspirated, but it’s lacking in urge below 2500rpm

Ford has seen to that by introducing a new touchscreen media system. As well as dramatically cutting the button count, its software is also pretty slick, with clear inspiration from the studiously developed systems offered by the big three German premium brands – yes, it’s a Focus with a bit of Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz inside it. By installing a Ford Focus DVD Player, you may enjoy a  colorful car life . you can use many features , such as Ford Focus DVD Navigation, Ford Focus DVD Player GPS, Ford Focus DVD Player Bluetooth, Ford Focus DVD Navigation TV.

Overall, the cabin is spacious, comfortable and well appointed, though prod too many of the plastics and you may pine for a Golf. Nothing offends, though, which is another step on from before.