The Group B era only lasted for four years, but it was enough to produce some of the wildest mid-engine production cars of ...

and no race cars - such as the many F1 cars powered by Cosworth engines over the years - are included here. The cars are arranged alphabetically.

At the heart of the Ford Sierra Cosworth lies a turbocharged, 2.0-liter, 16-valve, four-cylinder engine, known as the "YB" engine. Developed by Cosworth and based on the Ford Pinto block, this ...

A SOUPED-UP Ford Escort capable of hitting 60mph in 3.8 seconds has sold for £305,000. The white RS200 ‘S’ was one ... Escort model and has the same engine — but at the back.

Harrison Ford stepped down as a presenter at the 2025 Oscars after he was diagnosed with shingles, Page Six can confirm. The “Indiana Jones” star received his diagnosis on Friday and dropped ...

Developed at the dawn of the wild Group B years, the RS200 had limited success in the WRC. Despite that, the exciting rally weapon developed a cult following and became increasingly sought-after ...

I believe it’s based around the central tub of a Group 6 sports racer, possibly a Lola, and it’s powered by a Cosworth BDG engine ... Saloons series. Any RS200 is a rare and special thing ...

To understand the Ford RS200's place in rally history ... Ford and Cosworth first partnered in the rally scene in 1969, when Cosworth's BDA engine powered the iconic Escort Mk1 rally car.

However, it is believed that Ford had plans to build more, but after the cancellation of Group B, they never went ahead with further production. The RS200 was a powerful machine, featuring a 2.1-liter ...

Ford filed for two trademarks with the EUIPO earlier this month: " RS200" and " Ford RS200." The name was last seen on a legendary, purpose-built rally car of the 1980s. Naturally, the filings ...

and it has its original promotional Ford Dealer window stickers. It will also be sold with its toolkit, history file with the original sale brochure, an RS200 embossed service manual and parts manual.

And perhaps the wildest of them all was Ford’s RS200. Where the Audi Quattro ... and that in turn meant its engine – a Cosworth-developed 200bhp-plus, turbocharged 1778cc four-cylinder ...