Used Ford Focus for Sale in Naples, FL

My 2002 Ford Focus has lasted me 200,000 miles. I did have to get a new rebuilt transmission at 200,000 miles but the car is running like new right now. The ride has been very smooth, and I enjoy the comfort and space in my vehicle. The downside is that American parts are a bit more expensive to find. Luckily, I have a great relationship with the Ford Dealer. I found them to be honest and reliable and I have been able to hold on to my car for a very long time. I also would give this vehicle a very high safety rating, and I feel comfortable driving in bad weather or road conditions. The space is very nice yet the car doesn't look like a huge vehicle. As a musician, the space is very handy and I can easily fit my equipment in this car. I have a hatchback Ford Focus. My car doesn't look old and looks very chic and timeless. I love the silver paint and the interior looks very sleek and modern as well. I would recommend this vehicle for someone looking for a reliable, affordable American car.

I am fairly certain that this car is best suited for college students, struggling single moms, delivery boys, and/or teenagers who are looking for cars to get them from here to there with no issue, but other than that, I would not expect much else as far as reliability. The Ford Focus is not a luxury vehicle, especially not when bought used. Not sure if they are still making this vehicle anymore, if they are not I am not surprised. However, this is a decent car for someone who is on a budget and looking to own something that will as I previously mentioned, "get them from here to there." If someone is only able to put into the purchase of a car what they would a moderately priced down payment for a more luxury vehicle, then this is the vehicle for you. Just know that you should make sure that it is working order upon purchase, as Ford parts are not cheap and the cost of repairs can be extensive with this make and model. If a buyer can find this car at a fair price and expect to buy a better vehicle within a three-year time period, then I would say it is capable of being an asset instead of a financial liability.