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Subscribe to this threadNew Focus RS: It's coming back, in all its FF fury
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Owain Ozymandias Buck @ Feb 9th 2007 12:53PM
Ugh. It hurts to think of all the cool things available elsewhere: a diesel Toyota hi-lux, a diesel Ranger in Brazil, the good Focus, Australian Utes.
Don't laugh! A new El Camino would is an absolute redneckian dream car! A 6.0 LS2 and a six-speed would make it down right tasty!
Sort of off-topic, but why did they consider all-wheel drive to be too cost prohibitive, seeing as this is a low volume performance model?