Ford Focus RS500 - stonking new Ford Focus Review

We've been waiting patiently to reveal digital  Ford Focus RS500  stonking new Ford Focus, but it seems others are not so couth. According to one of our sources inside the Blue Oval, the site was breached  Ford Focus RS500  and the pictures have started leaking out onto the desktop in Europe. In response, Ford of Europe has announced that "Due to great interest shown for the Ford Focus RS500, Ford has decided to release more information today." Uh-huh. Admittedly, while we can not condone the hacker methodology, judging from these photos we can understand in a hurry, because the limited edition Ford's latest hot hatch looks to be a real corker.

Powered by a 2.5 liter five-cylinder engine that delivers 350 PS and 460 Nm of torque (which is 345 horsepower and 339 pound-feet for us Yankees),  Ford Focus RS500 offers sufficient impetus for the standards - and still crazy - the Focus RS and its 305 horsepower and 325 lb-ft. We assume that such hospitals 'base' that all power will be channeled through the front wheels, which, even with the front suspension Ford RevoKnuckle tricks and Quaife limited-slip differential, a character into something troublesome. A handful of entertaining, we believe, but a handful remain. Ford has not released full details, but the RS now hit 62 mph in less than six seconds and a blast to 162 mph.

If you see one of the Beasties on the street (you'll know them by the death of 19-inch trace their wheels and serial one-of-500 dash plaque, and at least seen from the figure above, the matte black paint them), you may want to take the requested ride - or at least take a picture. Running the entire production of 2011 will be spread across 20 European markets, with Britain expected to get the most (101 units), Germans get 55 cars, France received 50 punches, tiny Belgium on top with 50 units of its own weight, and the trickle down until they hatch until the people like Denmark, Czech Republic, and Greece (five units each) and Ireland, which will receive only three.