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The Ford Focus RS has long been a standout in the hot‑hatch segment, blending aggressive styling, sharp handling, and a turbo‑charged powerplant into a package that appeals to driving enthusiasts worldwide. Whether you’re eyeing a brand‑new model or exploring the resale market, understanding the Ford Focus RS price landscape can help you gauge what you’re willing to invest. In this overview, we’ll look at the Ford Focus RS 2015 price, dive into the used Ford Focus RS price range, and highlight the expected Ford Focus RS depreciation to help you make an informed decision.

Core Specifications

Below is a concise snapshot of the key specifications that define the 2015 Ford Focus RS’s performance and character. These details provide context for both new buyers and those researching used models.

• Engine: 2.3L 4‑cylinder Twin‑Turbo inline‑4
• Horsepower: 272 hp (forced‑induction)
• Torque: 280 lb·ft (peak)
• Transmission: 6‑speed dual‑clutch automated manual
• Drivetrain: Front‑wheel drive with Power‑Shift torque‑vectoring system
• Carburetion: fuel type*: Custom-designed 2‑stage, 192 bar turbocharger; XL premium fuel recommended
• Dimensions: Length ≈ 4,131 mm; Width ≈ 1,830 mm; Height ≈ 1,433 mm
• Wheelbase: 2,423 mm
• Weight: 1,455 kg (gross)
• Performance: 0–60 km/h (0–37 mph) in 4.9 s; 100–200 km/h (62–124 mph) in 7.8 s
• Trim Features: Adaptive suspension, 18‑inch alloy wheels, race‑ready exhaust, ESP‑pro™ stability, optional engine‑led dash
• Interior: Carbon‑fiber steering wheel and paddle shifters; leatherette seats; steel trim; Mackolik suspension system

Because the Ford Focus RS 2015 price varied by region, optional packages, and trim levels, potential buyers often need to negotiate specific configurations. While the sticker value reflected the twin turbo’s performance credentials, actual market entries can differ significantly.

Depreciation Outlook

Buying or selling a Ford Focus RS requires a realistic understanding of its depreciation curve. Hot‑hatch enthusiasts often treat these cars as semi‑collector items, but they still face the conventional wear and tear that influences resale value.

• First year: Typically loses 15–20 % of its original value.
• Second year: Depreciation slows to 10–12 % annually.
• Third to fifth year: Average loss ranges between 8–10 % per year, averaging a total decline of roughly 50–60 % after five years.
• Long‑term: The 2015 model’s remaining value after eight years often remains above 30 % of the original purchase price, assuming standard maintenance and low mileage.

These estimates are based on broader automotive depreciation studies and typical race‑street vehicle usage. While an enthusiastic owner may preserve the Focus RS’s originality through careful maintenance

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