$33k base, $40k loaded.
Ford Focus RS Pricing
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It will be around $35,000, is my best guess.
Don't expect multiple levels of trims. There will probably be a base, for maximum lightness for racing and then there will be an upgraded one with all of the goodies. There won't be enough of these made to justify more trim levels than that I think.
Don't expect multiple levels of trims. There will probably be a base, for maximum lightness for racing and then there will be an upgraded one with all of the goodies. There won't be enough of these made to justify more trim levels than that I think.
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If I were a betting man, I'd say your estimates are pretty darn close!!
EDIT: RS1, RS2, RS3?
IIRC I heard the RS will be/was offered in the past with 2 option sets only... At least it was on the MK2 Focus RSIf I were a betting man, I'd say your estimates are pretty darn close!!
EDIT: RS1, RS2, RS3?
"Spec-wise, Ford offered two option packs. Luxury Pack 1 featured dual-zone climate control, automatic headlights and wipers, rear parking sensors, tyre pressure monitoring, keyless go, DAB radio and a Sony six-disc CD player. Luxury Pack 2 came on top, replacing the hi-fi with a Ford system including a rear-view camera and touch-screen satnav. Air-con was standard on all versions"
So i'm assuming a barebones stock and a "Luxury Pack" with all of the Recaro's/Nav goodies. I'm assuming its going to be a well optioned base model, with the "luxury" bits saved for that pack. That said... they are offering two tire options which I think will be additional to either one, and recaro buckets might be standard. Just blowing wind but I think:
$35k base
$41k fully optioned out with Cup 2 rubber and all (if that option makes it to the states). I think it has to be high if its limited, but still priced to compete strongly in the market. Honestly, it should be more expensive than an STi as it will warrant it in both performance and interior options. We shall see.
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