Range Rover Classic Two-Door
Although the car may look good on the outside and may even look good on the inside also it is important to lift up carpets and check underneath for signs of rust. Use a torch/flashlight and pay special attention to the front bulkhead, inner wheel arches and rear floor. Check the top and bottom edges of the rear split tailgate for rust. Also check A and B posts. Remember that corrosion often starts from inside and works its way out so look for any tell tale bubbling of paint. Check the interior trim including the headlining which can have a tendency to sag. Check radiator coolant especially looking for milky deposits that indicate oil leaking into the coolant. Signs of coolant leakage. Engine running smoothly, listen for noise from the top of the engine after starting. The engine鈥檚 top end should quieten down soon after starting and stay quiet. If the car has had an LPG conversion check it has been certified and assess the quality of the work.
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Thrust is reasonably good, if not exactly eye opening, but the beauty of the Focus is you don鈥檛 really need to be going superfast in it to feel engaged. Like so many well-sorted small cars, the Focus is great fun to drive fast鈥攕lowly. In other words, you can tear into corners, relying upon the tenacity of the little car鈥檚 roadholding to deliver an abundance of visceral entertainment. With the 1.0-liter turbo, you鈥檒l be fascinated an engine so small can provide so much amusement, while simultaneously returning outstanding fuel economy. If you doubt the ability of a three-cylinder turbocharged engine to deliver, might we remind you this is precisely the same configuration found in the awe-inspiring BMW i8 (albeit supplemented by an electric motor). Further, Mini鈥檚 Cooper also runs a small-displacement turbocharged three cylinder. The automated manual transmission equipped Titanium models shift smoothly, and their programming seemingly always finds them in the right gear for the task at hand. All in all, Ford鈥檚 Focus remains one of the most engaging models in its competitive set. When you consider this includes such standouts as the Volkswagen鈥檚 Golf and the Mazda3, you鈥檙e looking at a rather significant statement. While we have a great deal of praise for Ford鈥檚 economical compact, we have taken note of a recurring issue popping up quite frequently in the Ford Focus owner鈥檚 forums on the 鈥楴et. There seems to be quite a bit of mention of transmission problems with the six-speed automated manual in the 2014 model. The issue seems to be centered around leaking clutch input seals. While we saw no hint of anything untoward in our testing of the 2015 Focus, it does show up in enough different forums to where we鈥檇 feel remiss if we didn鈥檛 mention it. Pros: Delightful handling, outstanding high tech features, smooth ride, and quiet operation. Well-crafted interior with a quality look and feel, outstanding value for the price.
