Used Ford Focus Vignale for sale

What types of used Ford Focus Vignale cars are there?

Ford first launched ‘Vignale’ with the idea of it becoming a sub-brand than just a trim level. It didn’t really come with its own dealer experience as planned, but all Vignale models definitely feature outstanding fit and finish.

You can pick up a used Ford Focus Vignale in one of two body shapes – the standard hatchback or a more practical and family-friendly estate.

Whichever model you’re looking at, it’ll be a fourth-generation Focus sold from 2019. This was when the Focus got its Vignale treatment.

Popular Ford Focus Vignale trims

Vignale first became an option on the Focus as its own trim level, above high-spec Titanium X cars. It was later used to signify premium versions of existing trim levels.

> Ford Focus Vignale - high-spec car with B&O sound system, self-parking, reversing camera, leather upholstery, heated steering wheel and head-up display

> Ford Focus Titanium Vignale - one of the highest trim levels available, an alternative to the Titanium X which has luxuries like keyless entry and leather upholstery

> Ford Focus Active X Vignale - sitting above the Active Vignale, this specced-out Focus has crossover styling and all the bells and whistles

Ford Focus Vignale history

Ford introduced the Vignale trim to the Focus in 2019 along with the launch of the fourth-generation model, several years after Vignale options of other cars became available.

> Ford Focus Vignale (2019) - the most luxurious Focus model you could get, offering a totally different feel to the already high-spec Titanium car

> Ford Focus Vignale discontinued (2021) - Ford stopped selling the dedicated Vignale model in 2021 due to slow sales, but the name lived on as an upgrade to existing trim levels

What features does the Ford Focus Vignale have?

Some of the best upgrades to the Vignale model include soft leather upholstery and heated front seats, part-power-adjustable front seats, a B&O sound system and stylish alloy wheels.

This is on top of the equipment you get on Titanium cars, such as keyless entry, front and rear parking sensors, dual-zone climate control, cruise control and interior ambient lighting.

A Ford Focus Vignale also benefits from an eight-inch SYNC3 touchscreen infotainment system, but they miss out on the bigger 13.2-inch SYNC4 touchscreen as they went off sale before the newer system was introduced. Regardless, both work with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, so you can run all your favourite apps.

Is the Ford Focus Vignale reliable?

The Ford Focus is an extremely reliable car, and the Vignale model piggybacks on this reputation.

You’ll get a choice of 1.0- and 1.5-litre EcoBoost petrol engines as well as 1.5- and 2.0-litre diesel engines, all of which have been used over the years in a number of cars.

Don’t be put off by the Focus Vignale’s high-quality finish, because it should cost no more to maintain and repair than a regular Focus.

How much does the Ford Focus Vignale cost to run?

One of the most popular engines is the 1.0-litre EcoBoost petrol engine. Already an economical pick capable of well over 40mpg on a long run, it got a mild hybrid makeover after a couple of years on sale to reduce emissions.

A basic Focus might not even be in insurance group 10, but luxurious Vignale models are still generally under group 20 – considerably better than some other premium hatchbacks.

Who is the Ford Focus Vignale suitable for?

A used Ford Focus Vignale for sale is first and foremost an affordable and practical hatchback. Buyers after some luxuries without the luxury price tag should consider this model over more common versions, like the Titanium.

If you like the idea of a high-end hatchback without paying through the roof, you could consider a Volkswagen Golf, Audi A3 or Mazda 3.