Mmmmm want one:)
03 March 2004, 09:09 PM
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Mmmmm want one:)
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The New Fiesta RS
Welcome to the future for Ford's RS performance road cars. Within one year of the formation of Ford of Europe's TeamRS performance division, the concept for a radical, motorsport-inspired Fiesta RS is previewed at the 2004 Geneva Motor Show.
The unveiling of the Fiesta RS Concept is a surprise element in the portfolio of Fiesta performance vehicles under development within Ford of Europe. It joins the dynamic 150PS Fiesta ST and all-new Fiesta Junior World Rally Car in a demonstration of intent by Ford TeamRS to put the spice back into small Fords.
It is anticipated that a production version of the Fiesta RS Concept could be ready for the road in under 2 years following programme approval
Although the project is still in its early stages of development and public reaction will help determine its progress, power output for a production model of the front-wheel-drive Fiesta RS Concept would be in excess of 180PS , with a target zero-to-60mph figure of around 7 seconds.
"We aren't going to finalise technical specifications until we hear the feedback from potential customers," said Ford TeamRS Director, Jost Capito. "But, we're fully aware of the performance expectations for this type of vehicle and what our RS customers expect. As we look to fine-tune the concept we'll make sure we don't disappoint them."
Ford of Europe Vice President for Product Development, Derrick Kuzak, said: "This is a case where one plus one equals three. We wanted to demonstrate our commitment to a comprehensive programme for future performance cars, and to show that bringing together our motorsport engineers with our performance road car engineers in one team could yield even greater results than we dared to expect. By revealing three Fiesta performance models simultaneously, we're showing how serious we are."
Welcome to the future for Ford's RS performance road cars. Within one year of the formation of Ford of Europe's TeamRS performance division, the concept for a radical, motorsport-inspired Fiesta RS is previewed at the 2004 Geneva Motor Show.
The unveiling of the Fiesta RS Concept is a surprise element in the portfolio of Fiesta performance vehicles under development within Ford of Europe. It joins the dynamic 150PS Fiesta ST and all-new Fiesta Junior World Rally Car in a demonstration of intent by Ford TeamRS to put the spice back into small Fords.
It is anticipated that a production version of the Fiesta RS Concept could be ready for the road in under 2 years following programme approval
Although the project is still in its early stages of development and public reaction will help determine its progress, power output for a production model of the front-wheel-drive Fiesta RS Concept would be in excess of 180PS , with a target zero-to-60mph figure of around 7 seconds.
"We aren't going to finalise technical specifications until we hear the feedback from potential customers," said Ford TeamRS Director, Jost Capito. "But, we're fully aware of the performance expectations for this type of vehicle and what our RS customers expect. As we look to fine-tune the concept we'll make sure we don't disappoint them."
Ford of Europe Vice President for Product Development, Derrick Kuzak, said: "This is a case where one plus one equals three. We wanted to demonstrate our commitment to a comprehensive programme for future performance cars, and to show that bringing together our motorsport engineers with our performance road car engineers in one team could yield even greater results than we dared to expect. By revealing three Fiesta performance models simultaneously, we're showing how serious we are."
It looks great apart from that 
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04 March 2004, 07:24 PM
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It's just more of the same b*llsh*t from Ford: "Look at what we're *going* to produce. Meanwhile, come and buy the other mundano stuff"
Believe it when you see it.
The RS Cosworth Focus has been announced 4 times to my certain knowledge, as the car which would leave Imprezas eating it's dust.
Anyone seen one yet?
Alcazar
Believe it when you see it.
The RS Cosworth Focus has been announced 4 times to my certain knowledge, as the car which would leave Imprezas eating it's dust.
Anyone seen one yet?
Alcazar
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