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Pitfalls of an ex-lease Focus?
I am proposing to purchase a Focus that has done 55,000 miles from the lease company, it has been used by a colleague and has been trouble free and is in good condition. It is on an 07 plate and the price will be about £3,900. Are there any particular issues with this model that I should be aware of before going ahead?
Asked on 30 December 2011 by triggmm
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Various potential nightmares. Dual mass flywheel and clutch £1,000+. Diesel particulate filter £1,000 +, turbo about £1,500. See: www.honestjohn.co.uk/carbycar/ford/focus-2004/?sec...d
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