Buying 2009 ford focus sedan

Asked by Guru9F31K Jul 23, 2017 at 04:16 PM about the 2009 Ford Focus SE

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

Hi want to buy a car. I got a deal from dealer for a
ford focus sedan 2009 . Mil: 142k price around
3500 . Should I go for it. Please suggest me

3 Answers

9,430

Check history of the car for accidents and maintience history. If it looks well kept, get it. I'd highly avoid 2012-2014 models due to the notorious transmissions issues they have. 2011 back are fairly reliable...if maintained well. That's a decent deal but I'd haggle a little more : )

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Thank you for your reply. I am really confused for buying a used car. I have to travel around 1500 miles a month and my bugget is till 4000.

9,430

Never hurts to haggle further just in case you need something done like new tires, oil change, maybe adding some tinted windows or misc things to get the car to 'your' liking.

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