Ford Focus
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Replaces 2000-11 Ford Focus Front Driver & Passenger Side 4 Piece Wheel Bearing & Hub Kit TRQ BHA53166
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Replaces Ford C-Max Focus Volvo C30 Front Ceramic Brake Pad & Rotor Kit TRQ BKA11631
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Replaces 2009-11 Ford Focus with Variable Power Steering Front Driver & Passenger Side Inner & Outer 4 Piece Tie Rod Set TRQ PSA55491
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Replaces Ford Mazda Lincoln Volvo Rear Driver & Passenger Side Upper 2 Piece Shock Mount Kit TRQ SKA85152
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Replaces 2008-11 Ford Focus Front Driver & Passenger Side 2 Piece Brake Caliper Set TRQ CLA31940
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Replaces Ford C-Max Escape Focus Passenger Side Mirror Turn Signal TRQ MSA08627
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Replaces Fuel Injector Harness TRQ FIA60302
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Replaces Ford Mazda Volvo Rear Upper & Lower 4 Piece Control Arm Set TRQ PSA62120
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The Little Car from Europe
Typically, European cars have a tough time selling in the U.S., but that's not the case with the Ford Focus. It replaced the Escort in 1998 in Europe, and in the early 2000s it debuted in North America and was dubbed the best-selling car in the world for two consecutive years. Since then it has always remained in the top tier of best-selling cars, and with good reason. Though its reliability has been a little shaky in its early years, the Focus continues to sell for its universal qualities, affordable pricing, comfortable drive, and solid fuel mileage.
Not So Little Anymore
The Focus has seen wild success during its young life. In 2000, it came as a hatchback, sedan, or a wagon. The styling was slightly different from the European version with larger bumpers, side markers, and absent headrests for the back seats. It came with a 2.0L I4 engine that could run at 110 horsepower or 130 horsepower depending on whether it had single or dual overhead camshafts. Available trims included LX, SE, or ZTS, but there were several other versions that would stick around for a year or two, before being phased out-such as the S2, SVT, and Street model. This attracted many types of buyers, including families and youths alike.
When the Focus received a restyling in 2008 for the second generation, it didn't last for long. It only offered a coupe and sedan body, and by the end of the generation, in 2011, the Focus could only be purchased in sedan style. It came with an S, SE, SES and later an SEL (leather) trim. It came designed with bits of chrome placed throughout the body including on the grille, the rear, and striping on the side. The mpg increased up to 34 by the end of the generation.
In 2012, a new generation was born for the European and American model. It comes as a Sedan or hatchback and offers a 2.0L I4 with 160 horsepower. The Focus increased its selection with an electric version that's similar to the Nissan Leaf and is half the price of a Tesla S. It charges up a 107-kilowatt electric drive motor which can run at 143 horsepower and has energy usage of 110 miles per gallon gasoline equivalent (mpge). It also offers a Titanium high-trim level and a 2.0L Ti-VCT with flex fuel capacity. It comes with all the modern capabilities such as built-in GPS, hands-free calling, push-start technology, and Bluetooth compatibility.
Since it began, the Ford Focus has improved it reliability and proven that it can keep up with its Japanese competition. It's recently reestablished its title as the best-selling nameplate in the world for 2013, thus making it one of the most popular cars around the globe.