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Ford Focus Estate Titanium 1.5 Ford EcoBlue 120PS 5d Owner Review

Titanium 1.5 Ford EcoBlue 120PS 5d
Ford Focus Estate review (2022)

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In their own words

Bought a Titanium partly because I've had Titanium level Fords before and assumed this would be as good. On the plus side it drives and handles really well. Lots of kit although Sync 3 touchscreen froze twice in 4 days - an update is needed according to the dealer (why not do it before selling it?). Fuel economy seems good although only a few days of owning it. Plenty of space inside. Unfortunately, and the reason I'm wanting rid after only a few days, the driver's seat is just awful. It feels cheap. It's hard, the seat base is quite short, and it is sloped back quite steeply so you're well and truly wedged into the seat. You are pressed into the seat back which would be fine if the seat back had not been designed with a lump for every vertebra. No amount of adjusting the seat makes it tolerable. It ruins completely what would otherwise be a cracking car. I cannot see me keeping it, meaning losing a lot of money on trading it in for something else.
  • How they rated it

  • Reliability: 4 out of 5 4.0
  • Meets Expectations: 2 out of 5 2.0
  • Overall Rating: 3 out of 5 3.0
  • Paul doesn't recommend this car

About their car

  • Fuel type Diesel
  • When purchased November 2020
  • Condition when bought Used
  • Current Mileage 20,000 miles
  • Average MPG 40 mpg