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(2 reviews)Terrible car!
Taylor Riddles • May 11, 2024
2.5So, depending on the year model, you likely have a faulty dual clutch transmission. Ford knew these transmissions would fail but still put them inside of multiple differentlines of their vehicles. And the coverage for this transmission is crap as wel...Read More
The Sporty economical Ford Focus
Angela Edwards • Feb 14, 2024
3.5The performance on this car is above all others in its category. As a gig worker driving for a popular food delivery service, I can count on this car to get me where I need to go effortlessly. $20 nearly fills the tank and with the miles I accumulate...Read More
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Over the course of the Ford Focus’s presence in the market, it has become a household and established name.
Over the course of the Ford Focus’s presence in the market, it has become a household and established name. Known for its upscale and tranquil cabin, the 2016 iteration of the Ford Focus continues rather unchanged from its outgoing model, with the exception of a new Sync 3 technology that improves the infotainment interface.
We recommend buying the Titanium trim of the Ford Focus to get the best value of money. While the Titanium trim is priced $5,000 higher than the mid-level trim, it is the most logical option considering its feature-loaded configuration. Apart from the basic features available with the base- and mid-level trim, the Ford Focus is available with features like cruise control, optional leather upholstery, and several optional safety features.
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Taylor Riddles
2016 Ford Focus
••2.5Posted On: May 11, 2024
Good gas mileage, The sound system
The transmission, Height of car
So, depending on the year model, you likely have a faulty dual clutch transmission. Ford knew these transmissions would fail but still put them inside of multiple differentlines of their vehicles. And the coverage for this transmission is crap as well.
Angela Edwards
2016 Ford Focus
••3.5Posted On: February 14, 2024
Great gas mileage, Overall design
No cruise control, Hard to clean windshield
The performance on this car is above all others in its category. As a gig worker driving for a popular food delivery service, I can count on this car to get me where I need to go effortlessly. $20 nearly fills the tank and with the miles I accumulate on a weekly basis in the city , I'm good for the whole week. The interior is sleek and sporty. Lots of leg room and being a tall person there is als... Read more
Over the course of the Ford Focus’s presence in the market, it has become a household and established name.
Over the course of the Ford Focus’s presence in the market, it has become a household and established name. Known for its upscale and tranquil cabin, the 2016 iteration of the Ford Focus continues rather unchanged from its outgoing model, with the exception of a new Sync 3 technology that improves the infotainment interface.
The Ford FocusSedan is available in three different, each of which is distinguished from the other by a set of features and transmission setup. It falls in a price range that extends from a little over $17,000 to a shade above the $23,000 mark. As standard, it comes equipped with features like a backup camera, intermittent wipers, and power mirrors.
|
Trim |
S |
SE |
Titanium |
|---|---|---|---|
|
MSRP |
$17,225 |
$18,515 |
$23,225 |
|
Key Features |
Rearview Camera |
Adds or retains features of S |
Adds or replaces features of SE |
|
|
Steering Mounted Controls |
Anti-theft alarm system |
Fog Lamps |
|
|
Auto-off headlights |
Cruise Control |
Keyless Ignition |
|
|
Smart Device Integration |
Auto-off headlights |
Daytime Running Lights |
|
|
Anti-theft alarm system |
Optional Heated Mirrors |
Rear Parking Aid |
|
|
Auxiliary Audio Input |
Rearview Camera |
Rear Spoiler |
We Recommend
We recommend buying the Titanium trim of the Ford Focus to get the best value of money. While the Titanium trim is priced $5,000 higher than the mid-level trim, it is the most logical option considering its feature-loaded configuration. Apart from the basic features available with the base- and mid-level trim, the Ford Focus is available with features like cruise control, optional leather upholstery, and several optional safety features.
The 2016 Ford Focus makes use of a standard engine option across all its trims. The 2.0L inline-4 engine that powers the compact sedan with 160 hp of power and 146 lb.-ft of torque. As standard, all trims of the Ford Focus transfer power to the front wheels. While engine and drivetrain remain common, the transmission setup differs with the top-tier trim. While both the S and SE make use of a 5-speed manual transmission, the Titanium trim is mated to a 6-speed automated manual.
The Ford Focus may not be the quickest car in the segment, but to call it sluggish would be an overstatement. The Titanium trim of the Ford Focus can boost from 0-60mph in 8.4 seconds and can complete a quarter-mile sprint in 16.4 seconds. It records a top speed of 133 MPH, which is the best figure in the competition.
|
Model |
Ford Focus |
Honda Civic |
Kia Forte |
|---|---|---|---|
|
MSRP |
$23,225 |
$26,500 |
$19,990 |
|
Engine |
2.0L I-4 |
1.5L turbo I-4 |
2.0L I-4 |
|
Drivetrain |
Front-wheel-drive |
Front-wheel-drive |
Front-wheel-drive |
|
Transmission |
6-speed automated manual |
CVT |
6-speed automatic |
|
Power |
160hp |
174hp |
173hp |
|
Torque |
146lb.-ft |
162lb.-ft |
154lb.-ft |
|
0-60 MPH (seconds) |
8.4 seconds |
7 seconds |
7.6 seconds |
|
Quarter mile (mph) |
16.4 seconds |
15.6 seconds |
N/A |
|
Top speed (mph) |
133 MPH |
126MPH |
N/A |
In comparison, the Honda Civic produces maximum power and torque output of 174 hp and 162 lb.-ft respectively in the segment. While all three cars make use of an inline-4 engine and are channeled as front-wheel-drive variants, they differ in the transmission setup. In terms of performance, the Honda Civic is both the fastest and quickest in the segment, clocking 7 and 15.6 seconds in the 60 mph and quarter-mile sprints, respectively. On the other hand, the Kia Forte can boost to the 60 MPH mark in 7.6 seconds, placing second in the segment.
The Ford Focus falls in a niche segment of sedans that vaunt fuel efficiency as a strong suit. By averaging 27 MPG in the city and 40 MPG on the highway, the Focus is a true representative of the segment. It manages a combined mileage of 31 miles per gallon of fuel and sports a fuel tank that has a total capacity of 12.4 gallons. In the city and on the highway, the Ford Focus can cover a total distance of 334.8 and 496 miles, respectively, in a single fuel stop.
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Model |
Ford Focus |
Honda Civic |
Kia Forte |
|---|---|---|---|
|
MPG (city) |
27 |
31 |
24 |
|
MPG (Highway) |
40 |
42 |
35 |
|
MPG (Combined) |
31 |
35 |
28 |
|
Fuel Capacity |
12.4 gallons |
12.4 gallons |
13.2 gallons |
|
Range (City/highway) |
334.8/496 mi |
384.4/520.8 mi |
316.8/420 mi |
In comparison, the Honda Civic continues its glorious stride by being the most efficient car on the block averaging 35 MPG. On the other hand, the Kia Forte is rated at 28 miles per gallon in combined scenarios. In terms of fuel capacity, however, the Kia Forte does take lead over its competitors. Its fuel tank has a total volume of 13.2 gallons, while the Honda Civic and Ford Focus have a similarly sized tank of 12.4 gallons. All three competitors manage almost similar ranges in a single fuel refill.
The cabin of the 2016 Ford Focus feels as if it has been borrowed from a car above its class. It is eye-catchy in its design and sophisticated in its layout. While extravagance may not be the key foundation on which the cabin is built, the infotainment system and central gauge screens look striking. The steering-mounted controls add practicality to the cabin, and so do the large number of buttons that surround the display screen.
The seats on offer with Ford Focus are supremely comfortable with adequate bolstering and cushioning, and all upholstery options feel good and supportive. The cabin in itself is quiet and isolates the passengers from the hustle and bustle that goes on outside. The ride quality is nimble and agile, allowing for a comfortable journey. The only drawback we find with the Ford Focus is its cramped rear seats.
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Model |
Ford Focus |
Honda Civic |
Kia Forte |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Seating Capacity |
5 |
5 |
5 |
|
Front Row (Head/Shoulder/Leg) (in) |
38.3/55.6/43.1 |
37.5/56.9/42.3 |
39.1/56.1/42.2 |
|
Second Row (Head/Shoulder/Leg) (in) |
38/53.7/33.2 |
36.8/55/37.4 |
37.3/54.9/35.9 |
|
Cargo Capacity (cu.-ft) |
13.2 |
14.7 |
14.9 |
In comparison, while all cars have a total seating capacity of five passengers, the front-seat occupants have maximum space in the Ford Focus. On the other hand, rear-seat passengers will have a leisurely time in the Honda Civic with its high amount of legroom. In terms of cargo capacity, the Kia Forte sports the largest trunk in the segment, followed by the Honda Civic and Ford Focus having total volumes of 14.9, 14.7, and 13.2 cubic feet, respectively. Some standout interior features of the Ford Focus include:
The infotainment system of the Ford Focus receives the biggest update with the model year 2016. As standard, the system now makes use of the SYNC 3 technology.
As standard, each trim of the Ford Focus comes equipped with a 5-inch display screen that gets connected to the rearview camera. Other basic specifications include AM/FM stereo, CD Player, and MP3 Player. Some other infotainment features include:
The 2016 Ford Focus looks distinct. While the headlights bestow an aggressive fascia to the sedan, the taillights do feel idiosyncratic and subsequently take time to grow on. In its design, the Ford Focus looks like a true compact sedan with a short wheelbase. A long hood and a smallish trunk aptly describe its styling. The front grille looks imposing, while the rear spoiler available with the Titanium trim adds a sense of sportiness to the design.
The Ford Focus has a curb weight of 2,970 lbs and is the heaviest compact sedan in the segment. It is 178.5 inches long and sports a wheelbase of 104.3 inches. While its ground clearance is not known, the Ford Focus is the widest and tallest car measuring 71.8 and 57.7 inches, respectively.
|
Model |
Ford Focus |
Honda Civic |
Kia Forte |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Curb Weight (lbs) |
2970 |
2923 |
2906 |
|
Length (in.) |
178.5 |
182.3 |
179.5 |
|
Width (in.) |
71.8 |
70.8 |
70.1 |
|
Height (in.) |
57.7 |
55.7 |
56.3 |
|
Ground Clearance (in.) |
N/A |
N/A |
5.3 |
|
Wheelbase (in.) |
104.3 |
106.3 |
106.3 |
When comparing with the competition, the Honda Civic and Kia Forte are relatively light and weigh 2,923 and 2,906 lbs respectively. While the Honda Civic is the longest car in the segment, it sports a similar wheelbase of 106.3 inches as the Kia Forte. In addition, the Kia Foret also sports a ground clearance of 5.3 inches, which is adequate as per segment standards. Some standout exterior highlights include:
The 2016 Ford Focus is undoubtedly reliable and dependable. With a large number of active and passive safety features, the Ford Focus prioritizes the safety of individuals both inside and outside the car. It scores a 5-star rating in the crash tests conducted by the NHTSA and comes equipped with standard features like brake assist, traction control, and child safety locks. Available with the Titanium trim are a number of optional safety features, which include a blind-spot monitor, lane-keeping assist, and lane departure warning. Some other salient safety specifications include:
The Ford Focus may not be the quickest or the most efficient, but it is class-competing and multifaceted. While it may not master categorized excellency, its above-par performance in every imaginable aspect makes it likable and praiseworthy. The Focus’s most eye-grabbing detail is its cabin that resonates with top-notch craftsmanship keeping in mind its price point. With an updated infotainment system and hi-tech safety specifications, the Ford Focus should rank higher up the order in its segment.
