We make selling your business vehicle simple and stress-free.
Receive a competitive offer within 24 hours based on current market value.
Our experts inspect your car at no cost and provide a transparent quote.
We handle all leasing and registration documents for you.
Get paid on the spot once we take over your vehicle.
We buy your Ford Focus (passenger car), any model year and condition. Free valuation, fair offer, free collection throughout Belgium.
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Valuation
The Ford Focus is a passenger car that is often used as a company vehicle in Belgium. Its value depends on the model year, mileage, trim level, fuel type and overall condition. We buy all generations and trims of the Ford Focus. Request a free valuation and quickly receive a market-based price.
How it works
The same smooth process for every make and model, without adverts or negotiations.
Fill in the short form with your vehicle details.
You get a fair, market-based price within 24 hours.
If you accept, we collect the vehicle free of charge anywhere in Belgium.
You are paid securely; we handle the transfer.
Frequently asked questions
The Ford Focus has been a familiar sight on Belgian roads since 1998. Whether you have a first-generation model from 1998 or a recent 2022 model: every Focus has its buyers, including us.
The first Ford Focus stood out with its sharp 'New Edge' design and excellent driving characteristics. Popular versions were the 1.6 petrol and the 1.8 TDDi diesel. A well-maintained example can still fetch a fair price.
The second generation got a more mature look and more comfort. The 1.6 TDCi diesel and the 2.0 petrol were popular. The sporty ST models with the 2.5-litre five-cylinder are also sought after by enthusiasts.
With the third generation, Ford switched to smaller turbocharged engines such as the 1.0 EcoBoost. This generation was available as a hatchback, saloon and estate (Break/Clapper). The ST got a 2.0 EcoBoost with 250 hp.
The current Focus offers mild hybrid technology (mHEV) on the 1.0 EcoBoost. The ST-Line and Active are popular trim levels. The 1.5 EcoBlue diesel also remained available for long-distance drivers.
Whether you have a saloon, hatchback or Break/Clipper: the base value is strongly determined by the generation, engine and equipment. Below you can read how to estimate the value of your Focus more precisely.
No car is perfect, and the Ford Focus also has a number of typical points of attention. Yet you don't have to postpone your sale if your car suffers from them. We buy every Focus, even with known problems.
Some early 1.0 EcoBoost engines can suffer from coolant leaks through the cylinder head gasket. The timing belt in an oil bath is also a point of attention at high mileages. Still, the low running costs outweigh this risk for many buyers.
The 1.6 TDCi diesel from the second generation can have problems with the injectors or the particulate filter (DPF). On the newer 1.5 EcoBlue, faults in the AdBlue system sometimes occur. Regular maintenance reduces these risks.
Gearbox problems with the Powershift automatic (until 2015) and electronic faults in the SYNC infotainment system are also reported. Rust rarely occurs on well-maintained examples, but checking is always wise.
We are used to these typical drawbacks and factor them fairly into our price. A Focus with a known issue is a challenge for us, not a turn-off. That way you can move on without worries.
We give you an honest price for your Ford Focus, but which factors play a role? From engine type to tyre condition: every detail counts.
A recent fourth-generation Focus (after 2018) is logically worth more than a first or second generation. Especially the mHEV models and the later model years of a generation hold their value well.
Petrol (especially 1.0 EcoBoost) and mild hybrids are currently the most sought after. Diesel is less popular in city traffic but remains interesting for high-mileage drivers. Large engines like the 2.3 EcoBoost of the ST have a smaller but loyal audience.
Mileages below 100,000 km are a magic threshold for many buyers. Every additional 50,000 km reduces the value by several hundred euros. A fully completed service book can partly compensate for this.
Extras such as navigation, tow bar, panoramic roof, heated seats, or adaptive cruise control can increase the resale value by 5 to 10%. Popular versions like ST-Line or Titanium also fetch more than a basic Trend.
A car with a recent inspection and little wear is more attractive. Damage, interior wear, and defects like broken air conditioning lower the price. Nevertheless, we also buy Focus models with defects, at a fair, adjusted price.
Seasonal influences play a role: a convertible or sports model is worth more in spring, while a diesel Break is in demand in autumn. The general demand for compact models also affects the price.
Why us
Why should you sell your Ford Focus to us instead of to a private individual or garage? Five clear reasons:
Within 24 to 48 hours after your request, the money is in your account. No endless adverts or viewings.
We buy your Focus as it is, so also without a valid inspection certificate. You don't have to arrange anything.
No sale too complex
Are you unsure whether your Focus qualifies for sale? Check these recognisable situations:
A Focus with 200,000 km or more can still fetch a nice amount, especially for diesels with a full service history.
Bodywork damage, a broken window, or mechanical problems? We buy your Focus as it is and take repair costs into account.
Want to sell your Focus while the leasing has not yet ended? We pay off the contract and settle the remaining amount in our offer. This way you get rid of the car without extra hassle.
Selling your Ford Focus privately may look better on paper, but it also comes with plenty of headaches. A car buyer offers convenience and certainty.
If you sell your Focus yourself, you have to place ads, schedule test drives, negotiate the price, and often get a roadworthiness certificate first. This process can take weeks or even months, and after negotiations the final sale price is often lower than hoped.
When you sell to a buyer like us, you receive a no-obligation offer within a day and the money is in your account shortly after. No inspection, no advertising costs, no strangers at your door. You also don't have to worry about hidden defects: we buy the car in its current condition.
Our offer is based on the current market value and deducts repair costs. In many cases we match or come close to the net proceeds of a private sale, once you factor in costs, time, and risk. If your Focus isn't in perfect condition, selling to a car buyer is even more advantageous: we repair the car more efficiently and can offer more.
Questions about selling
We buy your Ford Focus anywhere in Belgium and pick up the car free of charge at your home. Our purchasing regions include:
Request your free valuation, or view all Ford models and our advice guides.
As soon as we agree, we transfer the agreed amount by instant bank transfer. No haggling afterwards.
Damage, high mileage, defects, outstanding leasing? No problem. We assess your Focus realistically and make a suitable offer.
We handle the transfer, suspension, and all administration. You only provide the vehicle documents and receive your money immediately.
Also registered as a light commercial vehicle? No problem. We specialise in commercial vehicles and know how to correctly estimate the value of your Focus.
Missing documentation often lowers the value, but does not make selling to us impossible. We look at the actual condition and thus arrive at a realistic offer.