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It is in "as delivered new condition" and has been preserved in a private collection. The engine has fewer than 5 hours
::Humpy::
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http://images2.ecarlist.com/photos/947_3183/640/03.jpgQuote:
It is in "as delivered new condition" and has been preserved in a private collection. The engine has fewer than 5 hours
::Humpy::
not bad for a ford ;) never heard of it though ... must be really expensive if they wont list their price
wow and real 4wd too
So what they are saying is the engine is about half dead, since they only lasted about 10 hours at WOT. Still though, that's one Ford I'd be proud to own.
The RS was a purpose built rally car. It got it's 200 designation due to the homologation rules saying that they had to make at least 200 street legal ones and and sell some to the public. These cars have as much as 700 bhp and are about the size of a Toyota MR2 and weigh as much as a Miata.
Believe it or not but much of the R&D from this car went into the Ford Escort rally car. Not much to look at but it got the job done.
I have one on GT4 and it eats Z05's and Vipers for lunch.
*Edit* Looking around these go for about 55K pounds or about $115K US.
Here is some more info on chassis no 83. The current price is about $275K US
Ford RS200 Evolution. #083 car. 2.1 Litre Cosworth Single Turbo. 600+ HP. One of 24 ever made. This car is factory original and has been driven less than 10 miles since new.
Last known owner: Richard Gundeck
http://www.dupontregistry.com/autos/...?itemid=410431
RS200's are VERY cool cars.
I am no big fan of AWD, but mixing AWD, mid-engine, turbo, and light wieght is a recipe I can learn to live.
Check it out...
Back in the heyday of Group B, Road & Track did a big comparison test between some of the top competitors. I'll see if I can dig it up to jog my memory further on these cars - they were effing wild!