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Used Ford Focus Estate fuel economy and performance

• Ford Focus Estate 1.0 Ecoboost 125PS: Widely used across Ford’s range, the 125PS 1-litre three-cylinder turbocharged petrol gets from 0-62mph in 10.5 seconds (with a standard six-speed manual), and offers 52.3mpg.
• Ford Focus Estate 1.0 Ecoboost mHEV 125PS: Mild hybrid assistance gives you no more power, and no better economy either, but it does manage that with a seven-speed automatic gearbox, and 0-62mph is a tenth quicker at 10.4 seconds.
• Ford Focus Estate 1.0 Ecoboost mHEV 155PS: There is a more powerful mild hybrid, this time getting 155PS, with manual and automatic gearbox options. The auto is quicker (8.6 seconds to 62mph, compared to 9.1), but the manual is more fuel-efficient (54.3mpg, to the auto’s 53.3mpg).
• Ford Focus Estate 1.5 Ecoblue 115PS: Ford offered a few diesels in the Focus over the years but later cars got a 115PS 1.5-litre. In eight-speed auto form, 0-62mph came up in 12.1 seconds, and economy was 57.6mpg combined.
• Ford Focus Estate 2.3 Ecoboost 280PS: Standing alone at the top of the range, the ST’s 2.3-litre turbocharged four-cylinder produced a hefty 280PS. Both manual and automatic models got from 0-62mph in 5.8 seconds, with 35.3mpg for the manual and 35.8mpg for the auto.

What used Ford Focus Estate trim levels are available?

The list of trim levels below looks a little daunting but it makes more sense if you think of it as being three trim levels - a standard Titanium, off-road inspired Active, and sporty ST-Line - which then get better-equipped ‘X’ versions on top. At the sharp end of the range, there’s then the hot Focus Estate ST, a genuine performance model with its own unique features.

• The Ford Focus Estate Titanium came with 16-inch alloy wheels, electric and heated door mirrors, a heated windscreen, auto lights and wipers, fabric seat trim, a 13.2-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and dual-zone climate control.
• The Ford Focus Estate Titanium X got larger 17-inch alloys, plus privacy glass, Sensico artificial leather upholstery, a 10-speaker B&O audio system, a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster, wireless phone charging, and 60/40 split rear seats with a ski hatch.
• The Ford Focus Estate Active had a different 17-inch style of alloy wheels, unique front and rear bumpers, badges, side skirts and wheel arch trim, raised suspension for more ground clearance, and blue and black fabric trim.
• The Ford Focus Estate Active X upgraded to 18-inch alloys, plus all the equipment you’d find on the Titanium X.
• The Ford Focus Estate ST-Line featured a sporty ST styling package, plus 17-inch alloys, black fabric trim with red contrast stitching, a flat-bottomed sports steering wheel, and an ST-Line gearknob with an aluminium finish.
• The Ford Focus Estate ST-Line X went an inch larger with the alloys at 18 inches, and got alloy pedals, red painted brake calipers, a rear spoiler, and the same equipment as the other two ‘X’ models.
• The Ford Focus Estate ST brought 19-inch alloys, specific front and rear bumpers, matrix LED headlights, sports suspension, a rear-view camera, an ST exhaust, and Ford Performance seats in artificial leather and artificial suede.

Used Ford Focus Estate dimensions and boot size

The Ford Focus Estate’s dimensions are:

• Length: 4693mm
• Width: 1825mm (without mirrors, Active 1844mm), 1979mm (with mirrors)
• Height: 1494mm (Active 1532mm, ST-Line and ST 1485mm)

The Ford Focus Estate’s boot size is:

• 593 litres
• 1620 litres with the rear seats folded

Used Ford Focus Estate road tax

With the exception of one or two highly-specified ST Estates which cost slightly more than £40,000 brand new, the majority of the Focus Estate range will cost you either £180 per year in VED (for the hybrids), or £190 a year for petrol and diesel models. That handful of more expensive Focus ST Estates will set you back £600 per year until the car’s seventh year on the road, when it drops to a lower tax rate.

How much is it to insure a Ford Focus Estate?

Most of the Focus Estate range can be found in groups 13-19, with a 1.0 Ecoboost Titanium at the bottom of that range, and the Titanium X, Active X, and ST-Line X in 155PS mild hybrid form at the top. Again the Focus ST Estate is the exception, which finds itself in group 27. No Focus should be especially cheaper or more expensive to insure than equivalent rivals though.

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