Used Ford Focus Titanium for Sale

The 2012 Ford Focus Titanium is a car to behold. Beautiful in its sleek design inside and out. Having the leather option is a must, and just wait until you try out the sport mode. Hang on for a quick ride!

The Focus is a great city/suburban car with above average fit and finish and nicer than expected interior materials. My 2012 Titanium HB also has excellent sound insulation for a small/economy car, so much so that anyone riding in it the first time comments on how quiet it is inside. Hatchback space is adequate, slightly reduced by the subwoofer in the TI sound package, but still able to hold a full-size roller suitcase and a backpack. Fitting a bag of clubs should be no problem, and it easily holds 15 bags of groceries. I've also dropped the split rear seat and removed the hatchback deck lid to carry eight 8' 2x4s. The front seating area is spacious for a small car, particularly head room once the 7-way front seats are lowered a bit. I am 6'2" and about 250lbs and fit comfortably. My only complaint for seating is the center console flares outward a bit as it joins the radio stack. That flare closes in on knee space for my right left. Resting my leg against the console works, but it would be nice to have a couple of extra inches. So all of this is leading up to a "but"... This is a great little car except for the transmission. Performance of the Powershift 6-speed is far behind that of comparable (and even cheaper) vehicles in almost every way. Frequent clutch slippage (covered under multiple TSBs), slow take offs, shuddering, clattering, and jerking. This transmissions has it all. Slips have almost stopped following my third clutch replacement, and installation of new transmission seals, but the fact remains this is a great zippy little call hobbled by a mediocre slush box of a transmission.