Used Ford EcoSport Side Skirt

Side skirts are not a standard factory-fitted body panel on the Ford EcoSport in any of its UK variants — Ford did not offer them as original equipment on any trim level or engine option. What you may be thinking of are the lower door sill mouldings or rocker panel trims that run along the base of the body, which are sometimes loosely called side skirts. If you need a replacement for the plastic trim piece along the lower sill area, search for 'EcoSport sill moulding' or 'rocker moulding' and confirm the exact part name with the breaker against your registration.

Yes, the EcoSport does have a body-coloured or plastic lower sill trim running along the base of each door, and the year of your car matters because the EcoSport went through a significant facelift around 2017-2018 when the model was substantially redesigned for its second-generation UK introduction. Pre-facelift and post-facelift cars have different body panel profiles, so a sill trim from one generation is unlikely to suit the other. Always confirm the correct part with the breaker using your registration number to make sure they match the right body style.

Both a 2018 and a 2020 EcoSport fall within the same second-generation model that was introduced to the UK from 2018 onwards, so they share the same basic body platform and the sill trim profile should be the same. However, confirm with the breaker against both registrations to rule out any minor running changes during the production run. Colour matching is your own responsibility, and a good breaker will be able to tell you whether their part is painted or unpainted plastic.

Trim level does not affect the fundamental shape or fitment of the lower sill moulding on the EcoSport, so a Titanium part will physically correspond to the same panel as one from a Zetec S on the same generation car. That said, some trim levels may have body-coloured painted trims while others have unpainted black plastic, so there may be a cosmetic difference to be aware of. Confirm with the breaker that the finish matches what your car had originally.

No — the 2014 EcoSport was the first-generation model sold in some markets, while the 2018 car is the substantially revised second-generation version introduced to the UK market, and these are different body structures with different panel profiles. A sill trim from a 2018 car is not expected to fit a 2014 car. You should describe your exact generation and registration to the breaker so they can source the correct part.