Audi RS7 vs Ford Focus

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Audi RS7
Audi RS7

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2020 price

Ford Focus
Ford Focus

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2021 price

Summary

2020 Audi RS7
2021 Ford Focus
Safety Rating

Engine Type
Twin Turbo V8, 4.0L

Turbo 3, 1.5L
Fuel Type
Premium Unleaded/Electric

Unleaded Petrol
Fuel Efficiency
11.6L/100km (combined)

6.4L/100km (combined)
Seating
5

5
Dislikes
  • Limited rear headroom
  • Rear legroom could be better
  • Cabin storage isn't great

  • Optional advanced safety
  • Better tyres would be nice
  • Too many optional colours
2020 Audi RS7 Summary

If you’re looking for a sedan version of the RS 6 Avant, then you’ve come to the right place – sort of. See there is no RS 6 Sedan, but the RS 7 Sportback is the next best thing – you may even find it an even better thing because not only does it share RS 6 Avant’s outrageous engine and high-performance hardware, it’s also a sedan …but with a hatchback.

And if that kind of thing makes you happy, sit down – because the new generation RS 7 Sportback has just landed.

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2021 Ford Focus Summary

Ford's small hatch, the Focus, is criminally under-bought in Australia. The latest model is  one of the best hatchbacks on the road and when you chuck in the decent price, impressive equipment and absurdly powerful engine for its size, it's a winner.

But you lot? You don't buy it in nearly the kinds of numbers it deserves. Partly because there isn't a bait-and-upsell boggo model to lure you in, partly because it's got a badge that is not exciting Australians any more and partly because it's not a compact SUV.

Or is(n't) it? Because alongside the ST-Line warm hatch is the identically priced and therefore technically a co-entry level model; the Focus Active. Slightly higher, with plastic cladding, drive modes and a conspicuous L on the transmission shifter, it's a little bit SUV, right?

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