2014 Ford Focus
Specifications
| Year | 2014 |
| Mileage | 103,000 mi |
| Transmission | Auto |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Body Style | Sedan |
| Condition | Good |
| Title Status | Salvage |
| Exterior Color | White |
| Engine | 4 cylinders |
Owner's Pitch
"Extremely fuel-efficient 2014 Ford Focus SE with only 103k miles. Features brand new tires all around and ice-cold A/C. Runs and drives great, making it an ideal budget-friendly work commuter. Well-maintained and recently replaced by a new vehicle. Excellent value for a reliable daily driver in Southern California."
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Overview: This 2014 Ford Focus SE is a fuel-efficient 4-cylinder sedan that runs and drives exceptionally well. It serves as an ideal commuter vehicle for those looking to save on gas costs.
Condition and Features: The car features cold A/C and a fully functional heater. It comes equipped with brand new tires on all four corners and currently has no mechanical issues.
History and Title: The vehicle has a salvage title resulting from minor damage to the rear door. With only 103,000 miles, it is low-mileage for its age. It was previously used as a reliable work commuter.
Reason for Sale: The owner is selling the vehicle following the recent purchase of a Tesla. The car is priced competitively for a quick cash sale.
Market Highlights
- Budget Market Demand: In 2026, there is a severe shortage of reliable transportation under $4,000. While the Ford Focus has a known transmission reputation, its high fuel economy and low maintenance costs for other components keep demand high among students and commuters.
- Southern California Premium: Vehicles in the Citrus Heights and broader SoCal region benefit from a 'rust-free' premium. A 12-year-old car with no corrosion is highly desirable compared to national averages, especially when the mileage is significantly below the 144k-mile norm.
- Salvage Title Dynamics: For vehicles in this price bracket, a salvage title is less of a deterrent if the damage was cosmetic (like the rear door) rather than structural. At $2,800, the risk is mitigated by the low entry cost and the immediate utility of a running, driving vehicle with new tires.