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The series one version of the Stagea was first produced in October 1966 until late 1998

LOLZ!

1966 never seen one that old.

Thanks for what I think are meant to be positive comments. It is/was my first attempt at a website so there were always bound to be mistakes. In fact almost all the info that was wrong came from wikipedia .

Will be getting an update soon .

Good info. While I've had an RS Four since 2006, have just acquired a 25G for my son. Out here you must have an open, 3 yrs experience, before you can drive a Turbo.

I noticed you listed the 25G as "Basic". Well apart from the tweeters in the A pillars and the electric tailgate closer it has all the refinements of the RS Four.

The way these cars were originally bought JDM is a long way from the basic models.

The nice part about the two Stags is that they loo identical, even down to the N/A grille. LOL

didn't realise it was your site

seems like there is a bif of info on there

needs some bits and pieces about the rs4s's :(

Because of age the RS Four S has only been available in the uk recently so there not much info on this model over here yet.

Edited by RSVFOURUK

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