FORD FOCUS (1998-05) 5DR ESTATE 2.0 130 GHIA
The FORD FOCUS (1998-05) 5DR ESTATE 2.0 130 GHIA is a versatile and practical family car that has earned a strong reputation in the UK market. As a compact estate, it offers generous cargo space combined with a car designed for everyday driving—perfect for families, commuters, or those needing extra room for leisure activities. Known for its reliability and user-friendly features, the Ghia trim adds a touch of comfort and style, making it stand out in the used car market.
This model is particularly appreciated for its balanced performance and ease of handling, making it an excellent choice for city driving or longer journeys. Its 2.0-litre engine delivers a satisfying drive without sacrificing fuel economy, which is often a key consideration for budget-conscious drivers. Compared to rivals, the Ford Focus estate is recognized for its durability and practicality, aligning it well with drivers seeking a dependable and affordable used car. With an average mileage of around 118,640 miles and a typical history of about 4 previous owners, the FORD FOCUS 1998-05 estate remains a popular and sensible option for anyone looking for a classic yet reliable vehicle in the UK.
average use
The data shows that the most recent mileage readings for the Ford Focus (1998-05) estate vary across a wide range of intervals. Notably, the most common mileage bands are between 70,000 and 80,000 miles, and between 130,000 and 150,000 miles, each accounting for approximately 10.5% of vehicles. There is also a significant proportion (7.9%) with readings between 120,000 and 130,000 miles, and 160,000 to 170,000 miles. A smaller percentage of vehicles have very low mileage, with 2.6% recorded between 0 and 10,000 miles, suggesting some vehicles are relatively new or infrequently used. Conversely, readings in the 180,000 to 190,000 mile range are less common at 7.9%, indicating less prevalence of very high-mileage vehicles. Overall, the data highlights that these vehicles are often seen with mileage in the mid to high hundreds of thousands, reflecting typical usage patterns for this age and model.
vehicle values
Based on the available data for the Ford Focus (1998-05) 5-door estate 2.0 130 GHIA model, the private sale price in the UK is uniformly estimated at 100% when compared to the baseline figure of up to £1,000. This suggests that, within this sample, private sale valuations for this vehicle are concentrated at or below the £1,000 mark, indicating it may generally be considered an affordable or lower-value vehicle in the current market.
production years
The data indicates that for the Ford Focus (1998-05) 5DR Estate 2.0 130 Ghia model, the majority of vehicles in the sample were manufactured between 2002 and 2004. Specifically, approximately 34.2% were made in 2004, 31.6% in 2003, and another 34.2% in 2002. This suggests that a significant proportion of these vehicles are from the early 2000s, highlighting their popularity and possibly their longevity in the used car market during that period. There is a fairly even distribution across these three years, indicating no single year dominates the manufacturing timeline within this sample.
colour popularity
The data indicates that the main paint colour for the Ford Focus (1998-05) 5DR Estate 2.0 130 Ghia is quite diverse, with no single colour dominating overwhelmingly. Silver is the most common at 34.2%, followed closely by Green at 31.6%. Notably, together these two colours account for approximately 65.8% of the vehicles in this sample, suggesting a preference for metallic and vibrant tones among owners. Other colours like Red (10.5%) and Blue (7.9%) also have notable shares, while darker shades such as Grey (7.9%), Grey/Black (2.6%), and Black (2.6%) are less prevalent. White at 2.6% appears to be less popular. Overall, the data highlights a wide variety of colour choices, with green and silver being particularly prominent.
ownership cycle
The data shows the distribution of registered keepers for the Ford Focus (1998–2005) 5-door estate 2.0 130 Ghia model. Notably, the most common number of previous keepers is two, accounting for 21.1% of the vehicles. The second most frequent is five keepers at 18.4%, followed by six keepers at 13.2%. Vehicles with one, three, four, and seven keepers make up smaller portions, with each between 5.3% and 15.8%. Interestingly, vehicles with eight or more previous keepers are less common, representing only 10.5%. Overall, many vehicles have had a relatively moderate number of previous owners, with a significant portion (around 50%) having between two and six previous keepers.
engine choices
The data indicates that all Ford Focus estates manufactured between 1998 and 2005 with the 2.0 130 Ghia trim are equipped with a 2.0-liter petrol engine. Notably, 100% of these vehicles use petrol as their primary fuel type, and the engine capacity data is consistently available for this model, reflecting complete information coverage in our dataset.
