This Mk1 Ford Focus Ghia 1.6 petrol is a solid, honest example that presents very well for its age and is becoming increasingly desirable as these early Focus models begin to gain recognition as modern classics. The car is in good overall condition, with only a few age-related marks as expected, all of which are minor and could be easily rectified without significant expense. There is a growing trend in the market for clean, low mileage Mk1 Focus models, with particularly well-kept examples now starting to achieve £3,000–£4,000, making this a great opportunity not just as a reliable daily driver, but also as a smart future investment. Being the Ghia model, it comes well equipped with a range of premium features for its time, including alloy wheels, climate control, heated front windscreen, electric windows, electric mirrors, remote central locking, and a more refined interior finish with upgraded trim and comfort-focused touches throughout. Mechanically, the car is in excellent shape. The only current issue is a slightly high clutch biting point, which is already being addressed, as the car will be receiving a brand new clutch within the next couple of days. With everything else performing exactly as it should, it made sense to take care of this now to ensure the car continues to drive perfectly for its next owner. The underside has been carefully wire brushed and treated, removing any surface rust and helping to preserve the structure of the car for years to come. This kind of preventative maintenance adds real value and peace of mind, especially for a vehicle of this age. It comes with an extensive service history along with supporting invoices, showing consistent upkeep over the years, and has an MOT valid until December. Overall, this is a well-maintained and increasingly collectible Mk1 Focus Ghia that offers reliability, comfort, and genuine future potential. It’s a great example of a car that’s been looked after properly and is ready to be enjoyed straight away.