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Something else to think about - there'll be a hotter one along at some point too.
Do you mean for the new ST or outgoing RS?
Something else to think about - there'll be a hotter one along at some point too.
The new one is wrong side of 21K basic spec.
Yeah, that's the problem. It's going to be what, £20K for one of these? The outgoing ST is a better car in a lot of ways and you can get them for a third of that now
And if you must spend £20K, there's the outgoing RS to fill that slot. Quite why you'd have this over a Mk.2 RS I really don't know, there's the fuel economy argument but then it's a hot hatch?
..... my thought, my comment (stoc.com) my utter wtf
[TW]Fox;22529169 said:If I had to buy a Focus I'd have one over a Mk2 RS without even test driving the RS.
[TW]Fox;22529169 said:I think it looks like an excellent car and given the cost of many other new cars these days £20k seems like a fairly decent deal.
If I had to buy a Focus I'd have one over a Mk2 RS without even test driving the RS.
Yeah them fast estates are quite a new thing, I think Audi have just started doing them.
[TW]Fox;22529213 said:Because it's a more modern car with a more nicely built interior, a better standard specification, more day to day usability, etc etc. It hasn't got the outright pace or handling of an RS but it's got more than enought to still be pretty satisfying to drive.
I'd feel far less like I'd wasted £20k if I had a new ST instead of a 2-3 year old Mk2 Focus RS..
We're talking Ford keep up![]()
...so you would still buy it without xenon lights?
[TW]Fox;22529274 said:No, I'd spec some Xenon lights. Unless it has projectors in which case I'd retrofit some.
What have they to do with Audi![]()