Buy the Pair of Rockford Fosgate Punch P1694 6" X 9" 4-Way +.

It replaces every factory speaker in a typical two-size car for barely more than Focal charges for half the job.

What was compared

1. Covers your whole car, not just one spot
The bundle includes a 6x9 Punch pair for the rear deck and a 6.5 inch Punch pair for the doors, four drivers in two sizes. Focal's kit is one 6.5 inch pair only, so it solves half of what most daily driver speaker swaps actually need.
2. Four speakers for barely more than Focal's two
$209.98 buys four drivers here, about $52 each, against $110 for Focal's pair at roughly $55 each. Same price per speaker, but you also get crossovers and mounting hardware for two locations instead of one.
3. Handles a real amp upgrade later without strain
Rated up to 300W peak on the 6x9 pair and 220W peak on the 6.5 pair, well past Focal's 120W peak. On a stock stereo neither pair gets pushed that far, but if you ever add an amplifier, this is the pair with room to grow.
4. Built for years of daily commuting abuse
Long-term owners report the Punch series holding its performance over years of regular use, exactly the grind a daily driver puts speakers through behind door panels and rear decks for a decade.
5. Yes, Focal sounds sharper. Buy the bundle anyway.
Focal's glass fiber cone and flatter tuning do give it a real edge in outright refinement for a single pair. But unless you only need one speaker location and will pay extra per spot for that polish, the Rockford bundle upgrades the entire car for close to the same money, and that is most buyers.