Ford Focus 2007

Ford Focus 2007 Q&As

Check out real-world situations relating to the Ford Focus 2007 here, particularly what our experts have to say about them.

• Will parts from a 2007 Ford Focus interchange with my 2003 Ford Focus SE?

  You’re talking about two distinct models of the Ford Focus, so if there’s any interchangeability it won’t be much. Perhaps there would be some mechanical parts in terms of the engine, but the 2007 model was a physically larger can than the original (2003) so even things like the suspension units and brakes are unlikely to be interchangeable.

  As for body panels and interior fittings, I doubt there’d be any interchangeability at all. The later car had different panels and the interiors were also completely different. Changes to styling also mean that headlights, tail-lights, glass and even detail things like door handles would not be interchangeable.

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• Can I upgrade the steering wheel for a 2007 Ford Focus to add more controls?

  Steering wheel controls are very convenient but, generally speaking, they’re not something that can be retro-fitted. Even if there was higher specification Focus with steering wheel controls as a factory fitment (and the Ghia version of your car did) it’s unlikely your car would have the wiring and electronics to adapt the steering wheel from that model. Even if the wheel could be physically fitted, the functions wouldn’t be accessible to the rest of the car.

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• Ford Focus 2007: Does this card have a cam belt or cam chain?

  The 1.6-litre engine has a timing belt, the larger 2.0-litre engines also offered in the Focus have timing chains.

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• Ford Focus: Is the convertible a good buy?

  The Focus convertible holds its value quite well, but the market value of a car hinges on a number of things, such as age, mileage, condition, history etc. A car that has low mileage, is in good condition with a good service history will carry a higher value than one that has done a lot of kays and has been neglected.

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