Is the 2012 Ford Focus SEL front wheel drive?

Is the 2012 Ford Focus SEL front wheel drive?

The Focus is available in four trims: S (sedan only), SE, SEL and Titanium. A four-cylinder engine is matched with either a five-speed manual or a six-speed automatic transmission. Front-wheel drive is standard. The Focus is completely redesigned for 2012.

Are there any problems with the 2012 Ford Focus?

The 2012 is the first Focus to offer Electronic Power Assist Steering (EPAS). It’s also the first year with massive power steering failure. These things are not mutually exclusive. And while you wait for your steering to disappear, you’ll be greeted with a transmission that shudders, vibrates or won’t shift at all.

Is there a backup camera on a 2012 Ford Focus?

A backup camera can be had on 2012 Ford Focus models equipped with the Technology Package, which also included front and rear parking sensors. The 2012 Ford Focus is equipped with six airbags.

Are there any recalls on the Ford Focus?

FORD FOCUS OWNERS: Have you experienced vehicle vibration, rough or hestitation shifting, stalling or other problems? The Consumer Protection Attorneys of Alex Simanovsky & Associates, LLC are currently representing Ford Focus owners with claims against Ford Motor Company with defective dual clutch (“Powershift”) transmissions.

What kind of car is the 2012 Ford Focus?

The 2012 Ford Focus doesn’t look like the rest of the compact-car field, and that’s a very good thing. There’s no longer a Focus Coupe, but there are two beautiful body styles—a four-door sedan or five-door hatchback—from which to choose.

Is the Ford Focus a good small car?

With the 2012 Focus, Ford shows that small cars don’t have to feel so banal, with charismatic compacts that are more satisfying to drive, more luxurious, and better-equipped. In a sea of sensibly-sized and relatively fuel-efficient—yet all rather humdrum—small cars, the 2012 Ford Focus has just a little more personality.

What’s the price of a 2011 Ford Focus?

Prices on the Focus range from $16,995, including destination, for the base 2011 Ford Focus S, up to about $27k for a loaded Titanium.

Are there any problems with the Ford Focus?

Check out our Ford Focus overview to see the most problematic years, worst problems and most recently reported complaints with the Focus.