Overview & Reviews

Changes are minimal on the 2007 Ford Focus. All CD players are now MP3-compatible, and models with the optional CD changer automatically get audio controls on the steering wheel. Optional on SE and SES trim levels is a new interior upgrade package with two-tone leather seats and satin metallic interior trim. You can also get the leather seats as a stand-alone extra. Additionally, the ST sedan and all SE and SES sedans and hatchbacks are eligible for the Street Appearance Package, which provides special exterior trim and a polished exhaust outlet. Powertrain warranty coverage is extended to 5 years/100,000 miles as of July 2006.

• Plush ride quality, responsive steering, comfortable seats front and rear, simple controls, four body styles to choose from.

• Sloppy fit and finish, low-grade plastic trim in cabin, inadequate storage and cupholders, no rear head restraints or side curtain airbags, 2.3-liter engine limited to ST sedan.

User Reviews:

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  Awesome little Peashooter! - 2007 Ford Focus
  By Luke - September 23 - 10:16 am

  I have had my car for a little over a month now and I love it! This is my first car that I bought. I picked this car because It was affordable and for some reason it had a more powerful engine then the Honda Civic which was 3000 dollars or more! I got really good deal and this car is very reliable and I will enjoy driving it for many years to come!

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  1st RED Car - 2007 Ford Focus
  By MIKE - September 1 - 4:26 pm

  Very nice car. My wife wanted red and got it. Loves the sporty look and interior design, and location of accessories. We have a daughter that had one and liked it so we also purchased one. At this time nothing has gone wrong with it and I hope nothing will. I would purchase a second new one if I didnt need my truck for hauling.

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  Six weeks with 2007 Ford Focus - 2007 Ford Focus
  By RingtownJoe - August 5 - 6:43 am

  After several test drives of vehicles in this class of car (be realistic and dont expect a Toyota Avalon) it seemed to be the best choice. I was looking for a run here run there car. At 1500 miles average about 27 mpg rural/highway mileage. I dont live near large city so no actual city miles. Good road feel, handling and ride for compact car. Power sufficient (2.0L auto) even in hilly area of PA but does have to downshift often. Only problem was towed back to dealer when engine shut off and wouldnt restart.Took dealer 2 days to fix problem. Dont believe this to be a common problem. Matter of fact tow operator did state Focus is not high on his list of customers but lowered my reliability rating.

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  Good value - 2007 Ford Focus
  By john healy - August 1 - 3:30 pm

  Excellent car for the price. Get 32+ mpg in combined city and highway usage. Has a peppy engine but dont like the way the transmission shifts in low gears. Handles well at 70 mph. Interior is well designed but costs were cut in materials used. Audio system is fine. Many switches (e.g., windshield wipers) work in the opposite manner than other cars I drive. Very roomy for a compact.

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  17 months later - 2007 Ford Focus
  By John Brophy - July 21 - 1:43 pm

  I leased this car because I was tired of using my Toyota Solara as a truck and I needed a vehicle for my many trips to Home Depot and did not feel the need for an SUV. I wanted something smaller that would serve my purposes. This Focus Hatchback has exceeded my expectations. It is fun to drive and the 4 cylinder Mazda engine is extremely quiet and it will haul you away from a stop that will leave other drivers wondering whats under the hood. Ive carried a 6000 watt generator, 13x13 rolled rug, ladders, power tools and more shrubs, fertilizer and potting soil than I can count. The cargo area just swallows cargo.

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  Fun but annoying - 2007 Ford Focus
  By Bryan - July 3 - 7:56 am

  I bought this car because it was all I could get financed for. It is fun to drive, and not too hard on the eyes. The advertised gas mileage is complete horse puckey, but I still average about 24 mpg. On long road trips I get about 31. The rear shocks squeak loudly, and the "upgraded stereo" sounds horrible. But all in all, it handles like a little race car and the get up and go is nice.

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  Revised Focus - One Month Later - 2007 Ford Focus
  By Ian - June 29 - 12:20 pm

  So far, Im one month into ownership of my 07 ZX3 SE. No major issues, however there have been fit and finish issues. One of the wheel nut covers from the hubcap flew off and the head restraints wouldnt stay up. The dealer has been excellent with resolving these issues. Overall, the interior feels cheaper than the old 02 Focus with regards to small details like the radio display. Otherwise, car is holding up well and Im very happy with it. Long term reliability isnt promising. Lets hope Ford surprises me - My expectations are low.

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  2007 Focus ST - 2007 Ford Focus
  By grwilson - June 9 - 2:46 pm

  Very good car for the price I got it for. Handles like a slot car and feels more than 151 horses, good mileage too!

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  Great little car! - 2007 Ford Focus
  By Kari - February 13 - 11:46 pm

  Ive owned my little car only 2 weeks but it is a blast to drive so far. I traded in my 2000 Ford Ranger pickup truck for something smaller with better gas mileage. I researched every car in the hatchback category and narrowed my choice to the Honda Fit, Toyota Yaris, and the Ford Focus. For the money, the Focus was the best value for me. Yes, the trade-in value will be lower than the others, but for the years I will be driving it, I have more features, a great design, and a reliable history. Plus, Ford gave $2k in rebates that made the price perfect.

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  Unbelievable Value! - 2007 Ford Focus
  By Bill Ballinger - January 24 - 4:46 pm

  We have not had this car for but a few days, but it is the neatest and best equipped car you can get for the money. We have a black SE sedan with the auto trans, tilt/telescoping wheel, speed control and the sport group, which includes the T-rated tires and multi-spoke alloy wheels and fog lamps, tach and leather wrapped steering wheel. The anti-theft as standard is a delight. The car has the 50-state emissions 2.0L, but the power is right where you need it on our two-lane hilly roads. It is a really nice handling and power combination for the 55-75 mph range. We stepped up from a Contour, weve had two. It is a step up in every way, and not much smaller of a car.