The Focus has a clean, modern look. The interior features are easily accessible, and the leather seats are comfortable with eye-pleasing stitching. The center stack looks impressive and the console (though small) has adjustable cup holders.
Inside was surprisingly roomy, more so than some comparable models. There’s more than adequate floor space in the front of the cabin. Although the sport seats were a little tight, the openness of the cabin entry made for a comfortable situation.
The illuminated entry welcomed you to the cabin, making the convenient keyless entry a breeze.
The bucket seats were 6-way manual adjustable while the passenger’s was only 4-way. The 1-touch driver side window, automatic windows and locks, and tilt /telescope steering column added extra personal involvement and convenience to the driver. The steering wheel had audio controls that were simple to operate.
Focus SE’s 60/40 split fold-down seats transform back seat comfort into additional storage. The leg and shoulder room were remarkable, able to accommodate three passengers in the back seat.
Quality sound came from the AM/FM single CD/MP3 with six speakers. The center gauge displayed the temperature, trip computer, and compass.
