2015 Ford Focus ST Hatchback - 402A ST3 Package - INCLUDES WINTER WHEELS/TIRES!

2015 5-Door Ford Focus ST Hatchback
6-Speed Manual Transmission
Exterior: Oxford White
Interior: Charcoal Black Leather
402A - ST3 Package
WINTER WHEELS AND TIRES INCLUDED ($1,355 VALUE)

The MSRP on this vehicle when I purchased it last June was $30,770 (Window Sticker's in the Glove Box). The Oxford White w/Full Leather Recaro Seats was not easy to find, so please take a close look at this one when evaluating the other options in the area. Based on my recent searches, I think the full leather option is going to be hard to come by. Don't be fooled by the leather with cloth inserts. These seats are 100% leather.
On top of the basic Ford Focus ST, the 402A Group Includes ($4,680 Addition):
- BI-Xenon HID Headlights- Cornering Lamps- Sony Audio, 10 Speaker, HD Radio-SYNC® with MyFord Touch® Dual-Zone Electronic Automatic Temperature Control- SiriusXM® Satellite Radio- RECARO Full Leather Heated Front Seats- 8-Way Power Driver's Seat- 4-Way Adjustable Head Restraints- Rear Armrest- Ambient Lighting- Heated Steering Wheel- Overhead Console- Heated Side Mirrors- SecuriCode™ keypad- Backup Camera
- Voice Activated Navigation System
Optional Equipment Included ($895):
- Front License Plate
- Engine Block Heater
- Power Moonroof
As I mentioned, this does include the full leather Recaro racing seats, which is more difficult to find than the cloth and cloth/synthetic leather designs. They are heated, as is the steering wheel, and extremely comfortable. The interior looks and smells new. The back seats have hardly been used, and were down more often than not for work purposes.
The exterior looks very good. There are a few very small rock chips on the front bumper (plastic), but you'd have to search to find them. No dents or dings in any of the body panels.
The car does come equipped with the Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 2, summer tires. Most of the Focus ST's sold in Wisconsin had the Pirelli all-season tires. Wheels look great, with no curb rash. Honestly, the wide tires hang over a good deal, so I think it would be very hard to curb these.
I ran a set of winter wheels from November through March, so the summer set only has about 9,000 miles of use. The winter rims and tires ARE INCLUDED with this purchase price. If you live somewhere that gets under 45 degrees, you'll want these. The summer tires are not good when temps get below that.Wheels are 17" Sport Edition P4's wrapped in Bridgestone Blizzak WS80's, WITH the TPMS sensors. These easily fit in the back with the seats down if you're an out of state buyer that needs to drive them home.
Engine runs great obviously. Oil was changed with full synthetic motor oil at 5,000 miles, and again at 12,500. Ford says the oil only needs to be replaced every 10K miles, but I'm too much of a traditionalist to allow for that. I've only used Premium 93 octane fuel.
I do have both FOB keys that came with the car.The owners manual and all other literature that came with the car is still in the glove box, unopened in the original plastic. I also have the front license plate bracket from Ford, but it was never installed.
I'm listing my car for sale since I need something larger for work. There is a lien on the vehicle through Ford Credit. I've sold cars with liens before, and it's a very straightforward process.

I live 20 minutes from Milwaukee International Airport, and about an hour from O'Hare in Chicago. I'd be happy to pick up the buyer