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FORD Focus Mk1 Estate (DNW) cars: technical specifications, versions and trim levels

The Ford Focus Mk1 DNW cars are a series of 5-seat estate cars, that were in production from 1999 to 2007. They were designed in the style of the new concept New Edge, based on an attractive combination of smooth lines and sharp angles. The car won many prestigious awards such as the Autocar, ‘Best Family Vehicle’ award in 2003. Another well-known American magazine Car and Driver named the vehicle in its best 10 cars of the year four times in a row, from 2000 to 2004. You will find many parts from a large number of brands in our online shop. Subscribe to our newsletter to keep up to date with our latest promotions so that you can buy spare parts for the Ford Focus Mk1 DNW at the lowest prices.

Technical characteristics of Ford Focus Mk1 DNW

Ford Focus estate (1999–2007) was 4438 mm long, 1702 mm wide, and 1447 mm high. This vehicle was a 5-seater and quite roomy inside. It was designed using computer-aided modelling that helped to make the best use of the interior space. The luggage compartment was also rather capacious: its volume varied from 520 to 1580 litres.

The road clearance of this vehicle reached 170 mm – this allowed the car to perform well on roads with a low-quality surface.

Main editions

32 versions of Focus Mk1 DNW cars were released in Europe during production years. Before the restyling in 2001, 11 petrol and 7 diesel versions were released, while after the restyling 8 petrol and 6 diesel versions were released.

One of the most powerful diesel versions was the 1.8 TDCi 115. It was equipped with a 4-cylinder 8-valve engine Duratorq DLD-418. Due to a turbocharger with variable geometry, intercooler and Common Rail fuel injection system, this power unit reached the torque of 250 N·m. The car accelerated to 100 km/h in 11 seconds. Its maximum speed was 196 km/h. Fuel consumption was 7.2 litres per 100 km in urban cycle, 4.4 litres in extra-urban cycle, 5.4 litres in combined cycle. Loading capacity of the version was 449 kg.

Trim levels of Focus Mk1 DNW

Different trim levels of Focus Mk1 DNW estate cars were on sale in different countries, these included the CL, LX, Zetec, Ghia, Trend, Centennial, Ambiente, Futura, Collection, Navigator, Cool Edition.

The most expensive trim level was Ghia, which was equipped with front airbags, electric windows, central lock with remote control, heated power mirrors, 15-inch light-alloy wheel rims, and heating systems for the seats, rear window, and washer nozzles. The driver seat was also electrically adjusted and had good lumbar support. Side airbags, stability and traction control systems, self-levelling suspension, leather interior trimming were also available for an additional fee.