Ford Focus Estate (2011-2017) interior
Plastic quality is pretty good but the build and design are lagging behind newer alternatives
Style
The dash is well laid-out, but there are more conventional buttons than you get in the Volkswagen Golf, which can make the Focus a little confusing to operate at first. The Golf also uses more high-quality plastics than the Ford, although the gap between the two has never been closer.
Overall, there is less space than in close alternatives and the design is dated
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Infotainment
The Latest version of Fords Sync 2 voice activation system is a handy addition, it can be used to control many of the car’s systems, so your eyes can concentrate on the road ahead, and can also read text messages aloud.
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