Ford Focus 2011 Problems
Are you having problems with your 2011 Ford Focus? Let our team of motoring experts keep you up to date with all of the latest 2011 Ford Focus issues & faults. We have gathered all of the most frequently asked questions and problems relating to the 2011 Ford Focus in one spot to help you decide if it's a smart buy.
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Used Ford Focus review: 2009-2011
By Graham Smith ·
19 November 2015
Ford looked to Europe for a nifty small car but the diesel auto was a flawed Focus. New The market was in a state of transition when Ford released the LV Focus in 2009. Buyers were turning their backs on the big cars that had been so popular for many decades and switching to smaller models such as the Focus. Other
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Used Ford Focus review: 2003-2013
By Ewan Kennedy ·
29 November 2013
Despite being a huge success in Europe the Ford Focus hasn't enjoyed the sales success it deserved in Australia. Ford Focus finally first reached Australia in September 2002, several years after its European launch and continues to this day. It comes as no surprise that Ford Focus is truly European in the way it
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Focus auto issues
Answered by Graham Smith · 8 November 2013
There is a problem with your gearbox and it needs to be sorted out. The computer in your car needs to be checked, maybe even replaced, and perhaps the gearbox itself might need to be replaced. Take it back to the dealer and demand action.
Used Ford Focus review: 2011-2012
By Graham Smith ·
17 October 2013
The all-new Focus launched by Ford in 2011 was part of a larger global program that aimed at maximising the return from the platform by using it under a number of cars around the world.
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Ford Focus 2011: Boot leaking water
Answered by Graham Smith · 15 March 2012
There are no 'lemon' laws as such in Australia, so there's no measure you can use to base a claim for a replacement car. The dealer appears to be attempting to fix your problems so you really have to persist with that course of action a little longer I would suggest. If you are still not happy write directly to Ford's customer assistance people and request a review of your case and an inspection of your car by a factory representative. That way you could express your dissatisfaction directly to the company and show them the problems with your car. If that doesn't resolve your issues enlist the help of the consumer affairs department of your state government.
Under the Australian Consumer Law introduced in January 2011, a consumer can request a refund or a replacement for persistent problems if the car doesn’t do the job it’s supposed to do.
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