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Ford Focus 2.0 SCTi ST-2 — Break sportif 250 ch, sans sinistre — exterior view

Ford Focus 2.0 SCTi ST-2 — Break sportif 250 ch, sans sinistre· 2013 · 143'000 km

Ford Focus 2.0 SCTi ST-2 — Sportlicher Kombi 250 PS, unfallfrei

Private
CHF 9'299.-
Mileage

143'000 km

First registration

2013

Description

The 2013 Ford Focus ST-2 embodies the DNA of European compact sport-oriented estate cars. With 143 000 km on the odometer, this used vehicle retains the timeless appeal of its generation: dynamic silhouette, functional interior and spacious boot (540 litres in 5-seater configuration). Ideal for everyday journeys without sacrificing driving pleasure. Under the bonnet sits a 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine developing 250 horsepower, paired with a 6-speed manual transmission. This engine boasts a combined fuel consumption of 7.2 L/100 km for 169 g/km of CO2, a good compromise for this type of powertrain. Performance remains spirited, true to the model's sporting reputation. The interior features an original blue tone, creating a modern and personalised atmosphere. The white bodywork highlights the clean lines of Ford's design. With its 5 doors and 5 seats, this estate car combines versatility and practicality for active families. Accident-free history – this Ford offers mechanical reliability and peace of mind for a controlled used-car budget.

Vehicle options

Exterior

Alloy wheels
Tinted windows
Fog lights

Technical specifications

First registration
2013
Mileage
143'000 km
Fuel type
Petrol
Body type
Estate
Colour
White
Transmission
Manual
Drivetrain
Front-wheel drive
Power
250 hp
Engine size
2.0 L
Gears
6
Doors
5
Seats
5

Energy data

Consumption
7.2 L/100km
CO₂ emissions
169 g/km
Energy category
F

Condition

Accident-free
Yes
Swiss vehicle
Yes

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Seller information

Milos
Private seller
1084 Carrouge VD (Vaud)

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