2018 Ford Focus ST-Line 1.0 EcoBoost with Navigation and All the Smart Features

Description

Hey there – I’m actually selling my 2018 Ford Focus ST-Line. It’s one of those cars that just feels right, especially if you’re looking for something practical but not boring.

It’s a 1.0 litre EcoBoost, which is pretty efficient for the year – only 36,840 miles on the clock, so it’s been well looked after. I’ve driven it fairly regularly over the years, and it’s always been reliable. The engine is quiet, the steering is sharp, and it’s got that sporty edge without being too aggressive.

I’ve kept it fairly low maintenance, and it’s had a full AA inspection – they checked it through a proper 128-point test, which gives you peace of mind. There’s also a partial service history, so you can see how it’s been looked after over time.

The ST-Line trim gives it a nice look – black alloy wheels, body kits, and that sleek spoiler. The interior is clean and well organised, with a 8-inch touchscreen navigation system (Ford Sync3), heated front windscreen, and even a quick-clear system with heated wipers. The seats are sports-style, and the driver’s seat has lumbar support – useful when you’re on long drives.

I love the parking sensors, cruise control with active speed limiter, and the heated door mirrors. The boot’s generous too – plenty of space for shopping, kids’ stuff, or even a bit of sports gear.

It’s got all the basics: power steering, ESP with traction control, ABS, airbags, and even a leather-trimmed handbrake. The interior is spotless, and it’s been kept in good condition.

I’ve had a few bits and pieces added – like the leather gear knob, heated seats, and a full set of extras that cost about £1,300 when new. So it’s not just a base model – it’s got some real features that make it stand out.

I’m based in Gloucestershire, England, and I’m happy to take calls or meet up if you’d like to see it in person. I’m not pushing it – just wanted to get it out there for someone who’s looking for a reliable, well-maintained hatchback with a bit of style.

If you’re thinking about buying, I’d suggest checking the gauges before you go – oil pressure, temperature, everything – and maybe do a short drive to get a feel for it.

Price is £9,445.50 – not cheap, but it’s a solid, well-kept car with a lot of useful features. And if you’re interested, I’m happy to talk through finance options or even a part exchange.

I’m open 7 days a week, so no problem if you’re out of hours. Just let me know when you’re around.

No fluff, no marketing – just a real car, in a real place, with real details. Hope it fits your needs.