Description
A tidy 2014 Ford Focus ST-2, 2.0 EcoBoost, 6-speed manual, Frozen White, 91,343 miles (still in use so this will rise a little).
V5C is in my name, two keys, and two years of itemised receipts for it. The MOT record goes back unbroken to the car's first test in 2017 consistent mileage, no gaps. MOT runs to October 2026 with one advisory, which is just that the underseal stops them getting a proper look at the underside. Nothing structural has ever come up on it. Service history is partial: two years of receipts, including a major service and oil change at 87,522 miles in January 2026. I've already run an HPI check and can provide it on request it's clear, no outstanding finance and no recorded write-off.
It drives exactly how an ST should. Pulls cleanly right through the range, starts and idles fine from cold, no warning lights. Gearbox and clutch are both good, no slip or crunch, and the brakes are sharp.
It was remapped to Stage 1 by Shalford Auto Centre on 13 April 2026, with around 280bhp and 450Nm. Receipts for everything come with the car. The original map has been kept, so if you'd rather have it stock I can get it put back before you collect it.
Being the ST-2 it's got the heated Recaro seats, dual-zone climate, 18-inch alloys, and front and rear parking sensors. The head unit is aftermarket, professionally fitted, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and the steering wheel controls still work with it. There's a reverse camera already on the car that just needs wiring through to the screen.
Cosmetically it's pretty good for its age. A few small stone chips, both driver's side wheels are kerbed, and one black strip on the roof has had a small paint repair you can pick out if you're looking closely. Other than that everything's in very good condition, minimal wear, and looks much newer than it is. All of it's shown in the photos.
It comes with two keys, the original handbooks and the locking wheel nut key.
The car's in Guildford. Viewings and test drives welcome by arrangement.
Only selling because there's no parking at my new university accommodation.