The biggest problem is that you have a Ford Focus with a van body. There, I said it. Everybody sees a van, then wants to do everything to it that they would do to an Econoline. You simply can't use this vehicle for anything heavy. This is strictly light duty.
Who would want or need this?
Well, for some of us, a full size van like the Transit is simply overkill. We don't all haul a lot of items, or need all the power and torque. I'm not towing anything with my Transit Connect. That is what I have a truck for. Parking is a lot easier. It maneuvers in and out of downtown traffic like a small car. I can still get commercial plates for parking in loading zones. 7 passenger seating without having to buy an SUV. And believe it or not, the 2nd row or 3 seats is actually comfortable enough for 3 people, and the 3rd row of 2 seats works. Light duty commercial - you bet. Plenty of room for my tools. I'm not using this for lumber, pipe, or wire. Nobody is outfitting these to carry hundreds of gallons of water to operate a mobile car wash, sidewalk pressure washer, exterminator spray truck, or carpet cleaning. But if you've got a small motor or transformer strapped to a pallet, no problem.
It's like the old days when people bought little 1/4 ton trucks. You just knew that the little Ford Ranger was not going to carry more than a couple of dirt bikes, or maybe a quad. A lot more recreational use than heavy duty commercial. But tons of them were used and abused.
So knowing that this vehicle has a small payload, and does not have heavy duty suspension, and that it's based on a Ford Focus platform; you have to be mindful not to overload it. Overload it, and be ready to pay for it. Engine, transmission, brakes, cooling, alignment, suspension....all will wear out. Drive it like you are suppose to, keep it maintained, and you shouldn't have problems. Deliver flowers. Deliver pizza. Deliver Chinese food. Drive your friends and family around town. Use it as a road trip sleeper or camper. Put your mountain bikes on the roof. Load in a couple of dirt bikes. Take it up to your hunting cabin, and you can throw your game harvest in the back. No problems with deer, elk, wild boar, rabbit, turkey, et cetera. All of my fishing gear and ice chests fit. A day at the beach or a trip up the coast? No sweat. Great for a small band to go to gigs with. Perfect for a mobile DJ to do weddings.
Mine is rolling around with the 3rd row of 2 seats up, and the 2nd row of 3 seats down. A Panty Wagon.