The Escort RS Cosworth carried on in 1994 as Ford's rally homologation car, with 2,500 road going cars sold to meet the rules and demand so high that Ford kept producing them. From June 1994 later cars used a smaller turbo than the homologation versions, and the whale tail spoiler became an optional extra. The rest of the Mark V range continued with the Zetec engines and the facelift look introduced in September 1992 before the revised sixth generation arrived in January 1995.
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Later models (June 1994 onwards) have a smaller turbo than the homologation versions
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Later models (June 1994 onwards) have a smaller turbo than the homologation versions
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manufactured by Ford of Europe from 1968 until 2004
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The 2,500 road-going examples sold (required for homologation purposes) were made
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in September 1990 with an all-new
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