didnt evo RR it and it had like 290bhp?![]()
It reads 285bhp and 384lb ft. One for the RS as well: 294bhp and 370lb ft. Given that the RS weighs 75kg more than the ST, well, it all falls into place.
didnt evo RR it and it had like 290bhp?![]()
ST3 with the ST260 upgrade from Mountune. All the fun, you keep the warranty and shave £5k or so off your outlay. For an idea of what Evo thought, click here.

I would, but only at the right price.
At the kind of prices they're commanding new, i'd rather have an ST for around £10K, tune it a bit, and still have a load left over.
Lovely car. But you wouldn't ever catch me paying £27.5k for one.
There's so much more special stuff out there for that price.
Cheers Goliath, I've seen the Evo tests, seems the STs are great for tuning. I have been debating the tuned ST vs RS in my head, just got to balance all the factors such as looks, residuals after a year or two (I imagine the RS will hold its value a little better than the ST). Guess the question is, if we are talking new - is the RS worth the extra 5K over a tuned ST. At the end of the day I think it will be a matter the heart decides rather than the head! I wish I never saw or heard the damn thing!![]()
" Definitely the heart winning, and I don't regret it for a moment, but back then the relevant ST was a bit of a damp squib. Given the choice now I'd probably go for what I suggested, simply because the ST is more useable on a day to day basis - commuting whilst your fillings are being rattled out is not fun.I've looked there too matey, seems a facelift ST-2 (2008 onwards) with less than 10k miles can be had for about 13.5K. A great car at that money!

RS Fords have always held their money remarkably well so what's with all this talk of OMG DEPRESHATION?
