Ford teases 2015 Focus ST ahead of Goodwood debut

Ford teases 2015 Focus ST ahead of Goodwood debut
Details are still limited
Staff Writer
Ford released a teaser image of the 2015 Focus ST ahead of its debut at the 2014 Goodwood Festival of Speed on June 27.
Details are still scarce as to what the 2015 Focus ST will look like. Aside from the teaser image that shows a slender headlight and restyled grill, Ford said that the 2015 Focus ST will benefit from the technology and quality improvements of the company. The automaker also said that the 2015 Focus ST will be available for the first time with a diesel engine.
As the 2015 Focus ST made its debut at Goodwood, Ford has teamed up with Sony Computer Entertainment to stage the “virtual vs real” race on the Hill. The 2015 Focus ST will compete in real time against the Focus ST featured in the Gran Turismo 6 game for PlayStation 3.
Ford has not yet confirmed the powertrain details for the 2015 Focus ST.
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