Ford Focus RS Strikes Back

Ford Focus RS Strikes Back

Audi release murmurs of a new 400bhp hatchback to rival the RS so they step up the heat.

The Ford Focus RS is as much a miracle of engineering as it is marketing, captivating the old RS brand for the now more well off boy racers. Fitting a standard-ish hatchback with a whopping 300 bhp engine and it not falling apart is something to be proud of.

Now Audi have cottoned on and as we reported earlier they may be releasing a massive 400 bhp RS3. Not to be outdone Graham Goode Racing has upped the ante just a little with some clever fine tuning.

The computer geek engineers have used nothing but a computer and an in-depth knowledge of the car to squeeze out 40 more bhp and 72 lb-ft of torque. You can pick up the upgrade for just £435 including VAT which is better than immediately jumping into the expensive Audi.

E. Dooley

26/08/2009

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