Seller's comments about 2006' Ford Focus 1.8 Tdci Sport
Hello, I am selling my father's plane... A three-door Focus in a very rare Wolf package, which includes accessory front and rear bumpers, an aileron above the rear window and side sill covers. The package is factory-installed in several dozen literally pre-facelift MKIIs - an extremely rare item. The car looks SROGO. The car is fully operational - it passed the technical inspection yesterday with flying colors. Under the hood there is a good 1.8 TDCi Common Rail engine with a power of 140 HP. When cold, the operating culture of this forage harvester is exactly what you would expect from a twenty-year-old clatter, but after reaching the operating temperature, the engine clearly acquires manners, regains its second youth and at times even tempts you to sin by pressing the right pedal deeper. There is plenty of power - it accelerates the car very efficiently, and when overtaking you don't have to say your prayers 😉 It drives like a go-kart, you can take corners at full speed, the rubber grips well. It is made of one piece, it has not been stretched on the board, the original paint coating is still there except for the driver's door where some home-grown German painter took revenge on a scratch, judging by the thickness of the paint. What is in the car and what is it? mute:1. Unfortunately, it is not new and the paint has traces of twenty years of use - not that there is rubble, moss, seaweed and gravel - but here and there there are pebble prints and minor scratches.2. 12 month inspection3. Third party liability insurance in two installments4. Summer tires on seventeen-inch alloy wheels5. Winter footwear with aluminum hexagons6. Sony Caraudio with loudspeaker and steering wheel controls7. There is no cruise control and you have to step on the pedal yourself8. The interior is neat, clean and free of debris. What has been done: 1. At 220,000, he had the upper timing belt done2. 4 years ago it underwent chassis maintenance and spraying of closed profiles3. The rear suspension beam has been replaced because the factory one was supposed to rot - it is done properly - the factory beam has been sanded and painted4. The rear calipers were replaced because they also decided to leak. Overall, it is a very nice, eye-catching, twenty-year-old FOKA, suitable for driving.