The 2013 Ford Focus is a simple yet efficient vehicle with variety of pros and cons that will be quickly discussed in this short review. The Ford Focus I purchased in May of 2017 was a used 2013 SE hatchback model with 79,500 miles at the time of purchase. This vehicle is silver with a black leather interior and has a five-speed manual with a 2.0 liter engine. I would say that I really enjoy this car because when I initially bought it, I was looking for a smaller vehicle that achieves decent gas mileage but also had a durable transmission and a reliable engine. The 2010's models of Ford Focuses are known to have transmission problems, so this is why I went with a five-speed manual transmission. The quality of interior in this car seems to be good and doesn't have that overly plastic feel to it. The color schemes seem to blend very well with the black leather and silvery trim. One thing that I have found to be a negative with this vehicle is the placement of the air-filter box. The car has a very large air filter, and it doesn't seem to fit in the box appropriately as it should, which makes it very hard to replace the screws and keep the top of the box on.

My Ford Focus is a great vehicle. It has had no major problems over the eight years I have driven it. It is a very basic car - no fancy bells and whistles - and that is just the way I like it. I love the air temperature control. It is a color-coded dial with blue on one side and red on the other. This makes fine-tuning my ideal temperature easy and efficient. My Ford Focus has never made strange noises or had problems with operation. I haven't needed any crazy expensive repairs, which is great. It is a smooth drive and handles well.