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Models Like Focus, Ka, New Fiesta, EcoSport, and Fusion Remain Good Options in the Used Market, Combining Competitive Price, Known Maintenance, and Attractive Equipment Packages Even After the End of Local Production.
Ford ceased local manufacturing in January 2021, but used Ford cars remain strong in the used car market in Brazil.
Even out of production, models like Focus, Ka, New Fiesta, EcoSport, and Fusion continue to deliver good equipment packages, known maintenance, and attractive prices.
With research conducted in July 2025 on Mercado Livre, it was possible to find used Ford vehicles for less than R$ 100,000, in the versions and years highlighted below.
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The selection includes five options with different profiles, all with excellent cost-benefit for those looking for a first car, a more complete hatchback, an affordable compact SUV, or a sedan with a touch of luxury.
Why Still Consider a Used Ford
The end of production in the country has not hindered the support from the authorized network or the availability of parts.
Known mechanics, high availability in the parallel stock, and a wide range of specialized labor help in post-sale.
Moreover, many used Ford cars offer safety, connectivity, and dynamic tuning above the segment average.
Want to pay a compact price and get a more refined project?
In this range, used Ford cars can surprise with their balance between drivability, comfort, and fuel efficiency.
How We Arrived at the Prices
The prices mentioned were verified in July 2025, in ads from individuals and dealers on Mercado Livre.
Prices for used Ford cars vary according to city, condition, mileage, history, and optional packages.
If the offer seems much lower than the average, be suspicious, check documents, conduct a thorough inspection, and perform a road test.
Also, it’s worth checking for recall campaigns and service history.
That said, let’s move on to the models.
1. Ford Focus SE 1.6 Manual 2015 — Starting at R$ 45,000
The Focus has ceased to appear among new medium hatches but remains a rational purchase among used Ford cars.
The SE 1.6 manual 2015 version, prior to the last national facelift, combines a global project, good acoustic insulation, and a well-regarded driving position.
The Sigma 1.6 engine delivers 135 hp and 16.7 kgfm, performing better at higher RPMs.
The 0 to 100 km/h occurs in 11.6 s, a figure consistent with the proposal.
The five-speed manual transmission has precise shifts, and the steering conveys confidence.
For those looking for a “highway” car well-built for the price of a 1.0, this is one of the most interesting used Ford cars.
2. Ford Ka Freestyle 1.0 2020 — Starting at R$ 49,500
The Ka was born in 1997, got its second generation in 2008, and only became truly practical in 2011 when it began offering four doors and a base from the New Fiesta.
In the Freestyle 1.0 2020 version, it appears with increased suspension, external moldings, and an adventurous proposal.
The roof rack supports up to 50 kg and the trunk has a capacity of 257 liters, sufficient for urban use with luggage.
The electric steering is well-calibrated, and the manual transmission is light in daily use.
With ethanol, the 1.0 three-cylinder delivers 85 hp and 10.7 kgfm.
It needs to rev up for performance but compensates in fuel consumption and maintenance.
It prioritizes agility and low mechanical complexity, something valuable among used Ford cars.
Want more performance?
Look for 1.5 units with 136 hp, which coexist in the market at little price difference.
3. Ford New Fiesta SEL 1.6 Manual 2018 — Starting at R$ 49,900 (SE)
The New Fiesta arrived in 2011 and raised the driving standard of compact hatches.
The suspension and steering setup is a reference among used Ford cars in this range.
There are 1.5 and 1.6 naturally aspirated engines, as well as the 1.0 turbo in specific versions.
Important recommendation: avoid the automated Powershift transmission, known for repair costs above average.
In the SEL 1.6 manual 2018 version, the package typically includes automatic climate control, multimedia with smartphone integration, fog lights, parking sensors, and a multifunction steering wheel.
There are ads starting from R$ 49,900 for the SE, a step below in equipment, but still worth it for the price.
4. Ford EcoSport Freestyle 1.5 Automatic 2018 — Starting at R$ 62,900
In its second generation, the EcoSport evolved in design, finishing, and technology, inheriting architecture from the New Fiesta.
Since 2018, it received the 1.5 three-cylinder Dragon, which with ethanol delivers 137 hp and 16.2 kgfm.
The transmission has become a conventional six-speed automatic (with torque converter), a more robust solution than the previous automated version.
The Freestyle configuration usually includes seven airbags, digital climate control, an 8-inch multimedia system, parking sensor, onboard computer with a color display, 16-inch wheels, and seats with leather accents.
As an entry point into the SUV world, it is one of the most complete used Ford cars under R$ 100,000.
The observed prices start at R$ 62,900.
5. Ford Fusion 2.0 EcoBoost Titanium 2018 — Starting at R$ 91,990
Launched here in 2006, the Fusion attracted attention for its proposition of a more solid sedan with the price of high-end Corolla and Civic versions.
In 2010, it was restyled and gained a 2.5 naturally aspirated engine; there was also a 3.0 V6 AWD option.
From 2012 onward, the second generation raised the bar for sophistication and safety.
In the 2.0 Turbo Titanium 2018 configuration, the model offers up to 248 hp and, in some units, all-wheel drive (AWD).
The result is premium car performance with an acquisition cost within the budget for those targeting used Ford cars up to R$ 100,000.
When looking for yours, check the maintenance history and cooling system, crucial points for the health of the turbocharged setup.
What to Observe Before Closing the Deal
Mileage, inspection reports, provenance, and auction history can completely change the real value.
Wear items (clutch, brakes, tires, suspension) impact the budget in the first months.
Insurance and IPVA vary based on the driver profile and state, so get quotes in advance.
Prefer financing? Compare the Effective Cost between banks and financial institutions, not just the nominal rate.
If in doubt, take it to a trusted mechanic. This checkup costs little and can prevent regrets with used Ford cars or any other used vehicle.
Which of these used Fords would you put in your garage today?
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