I'm looking for a car since I'll start driving this year. I'm 6 feet tall so I feel more comfortable being high up like in a suv or truck but the gas on SUVs and trucks are so much. So I was wondering what type of cars are a good fit me (ex. Ford Focus, Nissan Altima, etc.)
I just got my license in a few months ago and have been driving my parents car (a 2007 Ford Focus), and have been wondering about a car of my own.
I don't want anything too expensive. I'm aiming to pay anywhere between 2000 and 6000 for a decent car with good mileage.
How do you check fuel pressure on a 2001 ford focus without a schrader valve - manual says to splice into fuel in engine compartment - but line has "non-repairable" written on it.
I need help with finding a 2015 Ford Focus radio wiring diagram. I'm trying to install an aftermarket subwoofer, but I can't find anything online. Which wire corresponds to the remote wire? Any help is appreciated.
I'm looking to get a used car. There's used 2009 ford focus ses for $9,600. I looked up reliablability and it seems to be pretty reliable from what I have looked up. But the used car has 110,00 ml already. Do you think I would get another 100,000 ml aout of this car before it busts? As long as I take good care of it, of course. I need an advice as soon as possible.
its either that or I will get a 2005 ford focus ses that has 60,000 ml.
btw I chose these cars because it has really good gas mileage and are affordable.
Does anyone know the code for Ford Focus radio 4000rds M040656 thank you?
I have a 2012 Ford Focus and I d love to have a switch blade key instead of the standard key. I doubt it's possible but can you change them?
I'm currently living in Florida and want to move to Denver. I have family that lives in Denver that are going to let me stay at their house until I find my own place so that's all covered. I'm mainly wondering, how should I go about moving all of my stuff as cheaply as possible? I'm in my early twenties so I don't have a whole lot to move. I have a bedrooms worth of stuff that I have to move i.e. Bed, two night stands, computer desk, dresser, futon frame, and other nick nacks like four guitars(I will not part with any of my guitars) computer stuff, DVDs, games, etc. All I have is a little Ford Focus as a vehicle.
A couple months ago I got a new alternator and spark plugs and everything seemed fine. A couple days ago my battery light turns on, then shut off. This happened about 3 times in my trip and decided to take it to a close mechanic. They tested my starter, battery, and alternator and everything passed. Yesterday on my way to school, it turned on once then turned off and then on my way home it did not turn on. Today, on my way to school didn't turn on at all. Now on my way home, it turned on, stayed on for 30-45 seconds and then turned on. This happened 11-12 times in my 20min commute. Does anyone know what could be going on with my car and what I can do about it?
Added (1). I drive a 2004 Ford Focus SE
Added (2). I did take it to a mechanic and he said since the battery light wasn't on when they did the tests they weren't able to find the source, and since my battery light goes on and off when it feels like it, it's hard to get it to them
Added (3). Alternator was not rebuilt, it was a brand new one
I'm in the market for my first car and I found a 2012 Ford Focus with 150,000 miles for $5000. The owner says they've never had any problems with it. Is it a good idea to buy a ford with 150,000 miles? Am I going to have to spend a lot on repairs? How much longer is it going to last?