Ford Focus

or similar

from €35 per day

Keyless access

Your phone is the car key

Contactless pick-up and drop-off

No rental desk

Smart cars

With cool tech inside

Compact family car at Alicante AIRPORT, TRAIN STATION or DOWNTOWN for a vacation, work trip, or long-term rental in Spain

Features

Keyless access
Automatic transmission
4 doors
5 seats
2 big suitcases
One small suitcase
Full to Full policy
Air conditioning
Android Auto
Apple CarPlay
Rear-view camera
Bluetooth

Options

Zero Excess, Low Deposit

Deposit reduced to 200€. No need to pay an excess if the Liigu car gets damaged in an accident.

Airport Delivery

We will deliver the vehicle as close to your arrival point as possible.

Cross-Bordering

This fee permits the user to cross the border into all EEA countries except Iceland.

Additional driver

Infant seat

5.5–29 lb

Toddler seat

20–39 lb

Child booster seat

33–79 lb

Booster cushion

Up to 80 lb

Snow chains

Here's what people say about Ford Focus:

A legendary hatchback that offers a great drive

“We had a road trip with friends through the south of France. The Ford Focus we rented was spacious enough for our group of 4 and our luggage. It was a smooth drive, even through sharp corners and bumps.“

Also available

Car rental with Liigu app — how it works?

It's as if your own car is waiting for you at Alicante Airport!

Do you need a car in Alicante? We have you covered. Liigu cars come equipped with everything you need to make navigating the narrow yet charming streets stress-free.

Traveling with family? We offer child seats to keep your little ones safe and sound throughout the journey. All our rental cars are meticulously cleaned and disinfected for your peace of mind. Additionally, for any unexpected changes to your plans, we offer free cancellation up to 48 hours before your pick-up.

The best way to explore the coast of Spain? By car!

Car rental is the most convenient way for discovering the Eastern part of Spain and stunning beaches along Costa Blanca.

Alicante region is a popular tourist destination. Therefore, we recommend planning more time for your road trips, especially during summer. If you wish to drive along the coast, it’s a good idea to rent an SUV or a more spacious car for your maximum comfort.

Some driving regulations in Spain are good to know in advance. First, when going to the beach, avoid parking near the sand. If the area happens to be under environmental protection, parking there can result in a very high fine. Second, in Spain it is not allowed to drive without wearing a shirt, being barefoot, wearing flip-flops, or one hand or arm outside the vehicle. The Spanish police typically don’t accept excuses from tourists, so if you’re driving, change to flip-flops no earlier than at the beach.

The speed limit in urban areas across Spain is typically 50 km/h (31 mph). The motorways have a maximum speed limit of 120 km/h (75 mph) and the rural roads — 90 km/h (55 mph).