Ford Focus Usados en Venta en Albuquerque, NM

A few flaws...The air conditioning went out around 90,000 miles. No one has been able to identify exactly what is wrong with it. This is not a huge deal to me, since I do not live in an area with extreme heat or humidity. However, that might be a real problem for someone in a different climate. The door locks have had some issues, they are automatic and about six months ago they started having some glitches of getting stuck when trying to unlock without unlocking them manually. It does seem to wear out tires very slightly faster than the average vehicle, but this is not a significant difference from other cars I have owned. The paint job in the body is excellent still, but the rear spoiler (mine is a sport model) paint began to peel after the second year I owned it.

This car had 17 recalls. It was not roomy, and it seemed that the trunk was oddly shaped so that no matter what you tried to put in it you had a heck of a time fitting it. The back seats had no leg room and had to be folded down from inside the truck. The car was very noisy and before too long the dashboard seemed to develop a new rattle every day. Small parts all over broke easily just through regular use, such as the clip that holds the hood latch pull, fuse holders, and such. And of course, the legendary Ford safety belts that seems to always get stuck in the car door or trapped where you couldn't reach it without opening the door again. Headlight plastic actually failed a state inspection when the car was only a few years old. Poor workmanship throughout.