all bout the RS200, a car so violent and visceral that it killed Group B rally... terrible, but man was it awesome that people were even building things like those...
1975 Ford Escort RS1800Having debuted at the 1970 Swiss motor show, production of the lightweight Capri RS2600 was limited to 50 units to meet homologation requirements. Production of the streetable RS2600 started later in the year, and it was the first Ford vehicle in Europe to employ fuel injection. In 1971, Ford would sell regular Capris in the U.S as the Mercury Capri.
Production of the Mark I Escort ended in December of 1974, and the first Mark II Escort to receive the RS treatment was the 115-hp RS1800.(Competition version pictured)
Would have been interesting to see what else Ford could have built for the Group B if it wasn't banned.A homologation special, the RS200 was built as a mid-engined, all-wheel-drive assault on the extreme Group B class of rally racing.