[bstoeser626]

I have a 2014 focus Se hatchback without navigation and the bigger screen head unit. I was wondering if the 2015 focus backup camera would work or adapt to my car?

 

[Jburks]

Good question, i'd like to know this too. I also have a 14' and after seeing the interior of the '15 and some of the standard features it comes with, like the camera, i find myself regreting not waiting a few more months and buying the '15. It would be cool to use the little 4 inch screen that comes with our stereos like the '15's do.

 

[chemistkremer]

Likely not, sadly.

I, too, often wish I had a backup camera and while federally mandating them isn't my favorite way of having them standard, I'm glad every car will have them.

The number of systems that would need replacement would make an OEM swap prohibitively expensive.

 

[chasedabase]

Navtv.com has an inteface to add camera to factry touch screen. Brandmotion has factory style camera

 

[sfhess]

Just turn around and watch where you're going when you back up.

 

[TehMark]

Here is a thread that should be helpful. Long story short is that you'd need to buy a lockpick and then anything should work including the oem stuff.

http://www.focusfanatics.com/forum/showthread.php?t=318342

 

[chasedabase]

If ypu post your zip i can get you tge closest navtv dealer

 

[danbfree]

The camera itself that is included on a hatch handle is only like $27 but an auto dimming rear view mirror with 4.3" integrated screen is $200+ and from the install thread it looks like a pain to install... but definitely can be done for not *that* much money.