The FORD FOCUS (1998-05) 4DR SALOON 2.0 GHIA is the four-door, booted version of Ford’s family-sized Focus, sitting in the compact saloon market rather than the hatchback or SUV crowd. It suits buyers wanting a practical everyday car with separate luggage space, while the Ghia trim gives this version a more comfort-focused feel than basic models. In mycarcheck.com data, this model has 68 look-ups covering 53 distinct VINs, a useful sample for an older, less common saloon. The checked cars averaged 109,000 miles and about 5,000 miles a year, with roughly 3.35 previous keepers. The average private-sale valuation recorded was £200; treat this as a snapshot of these checks, not a guide to every car’s present worth. Against hatchbacks and Astra saloons, it offers practicality in a rarer family-car shape. Its 2.0-litre adds pace, and the Focus is known for enjoyable driving. Check condition and history carefully before buying.