Boreham Motorworks Will Sell You an Escort Mk1 RS with 325 HP and a 10,000-RPM Redline
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One of the greatest icons of European motoring is back. The new Ford Escort Mk1 RS has been officially presented in London, marking the return of the legendary Escort RS name after more than five decades. The vehicle was developed by the British company Boreham Motorworks under official Ford license. Unlike classic restorations (restomod), the new Escort RS is built entirely from new components and is considered a continuation car. Only 150 unit…
The Singer Of Classic Fords Revs To 10,000 RPM And Costs Nearly $400,000
Boreham’s Mk Ford Escort RS models is a brand new car, not a restomod. Naturally-aspirated Ten-K engine revs to 10,000 rpm and produces 326 hp. Just 150 examples planned, with prices starting at £295,000 plus taxes. Thanks to its road, race and rally exploits the Mk1 Escort was a performance hero in the 1960s and 1970s. Now it’s ready to be one in the 2020s thanks to a radically intensive engineering makeover by Borehman Motorworks. Revealed…
The Ford Escort has officially returned, but not as you might have thought. Because it has a better power-to-weight ratio than a Porsche 911 GT3, and will cost more than €400,000. This new car has been officially developed by Boreham Motorworks with Ford's own backup, and it's called Escort Mk1 RS. It's not a retromod, it's a brand new car inspired by Escort Mk1 of the 1960s. The engine is Boreham's TEN-K, a 2.1 liter V4 with 325 horsepower, whi…
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