^My thoughts exactly. Remember the 2015 Focus ST is getting a refresh also. This could be that car with a new paint color option.That's interesting, it's definitively a 2015 model. But it doesn't have wider fenders, which is a hallmark of the RS lineage.
The rear seems to have a significant fender flare, even with a discrete step (well, maybe more of a crease than a step). Certainly seems plausible that it could be an RS.That's interesting, it's definitively a 2015 model. But it doesn't have wider fenders, which is a hallmark of the RS lineage.
:doh:Really? As Cookie Monster stated below, it's a painted clay design model in 1:1 scale. Not even a functional prototype, that's why it doesn't use real headlights. Only fiberglass design models have a detailed representation of headlights . This may have been developed last year or if recently, scheduled for at least 2015 SOP.Fake.
Since when do Ford prototypes have smoked headlights?
You have it right, as one should be able to notice the rather "dummy-like" appearance of Focus variant above. It might be a 2016 model and if it was developed in the last few weeks, it may not be entering production until sometime next year. 9 months isn't sufficient time prior to production start.The color looks the same as what is available on the Fiesta ST:
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The fender flares definitely look the same as the 2015 regular Focus:
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I think we are seeing the painted clay model of the refreshed 2015 Focus ST, which explains deep dish wheels and the taillights.
It looks like a matte green wrap.:doh:Really? As Cookie Monster stated below, it's a painted clay design model in 1:1 scale. Not even a functional prototype, that's why it doesn't use real headlights. Only fiberglass design models have a detailed representation of headlights . This may have been developed last year or if recently, scheduled for at least 2015 SOP.