Ford Focus RS (Mk2)

The Ford Focus RS Mk2 sits at a median of £30,001 in the UK market, having fallen 25 percent over the past twelve months. The sell signal reflects a consistent depreciation trend that shows no signs of stabilization, with the market pricing these cars substantially below their appeal as performance classics.

Transaction volume remains thin, with only seven completed sales tracked over the past year out of eight total records on file. This scarcity of liquidity means that selling will require patience, and buyers have limited negotiating leverage when supply tightens further.

Mk2 Focus RS models typically present with low mileage—the cohort average sits at just under 19,000 miles—suggesting these are preserved examples rather than daily drivers. This condition profile supports their classification as collectible, though moderate desirability limits their appeal beyond enthusiast circles.

The base projection for the next three years points to £15,711, implying a further 48 percent decline from current levels. Over five years, the trajectory extends to £12,942, a 57 percent drop from today's median, driven by aging electronics, rising maintenance costs, and the model's transition from appreciating classic into standard depreciation curve.

Owners considering a sale should act now rather than hold; the combination of thin liquidity and negative momentum suggests the window for realization at mid-£30k levels will close quickly. With no active listings currently recorded, the market appears to be repricing these cars downward ahead of any fresh supply.