CHASE! 1994 Ford Escort RS Cosworth Pilot Livery – GreenLight
1994 Ford Escort RS Cosworth Pilot Livery – Green Machine Chase GreenLight | Hot Hatches Series 2 | 1:64 Scale | 63020E-48 Green Machine Chase version with metallic green wheels...
1994 Ford Escort RS Cosworth Pilot Livery – Green Machine Chase
GreenLight | Hot Hatches Series 2 | 1:64 Scale | 63020E-48
- Green Machine Chase version with metallic green wheels
- 1994 Ford Escort RS Cosworth rally-inspired performance hatchback
- Pilot and Michelin livery with detailed period sponsor graphics
- Number 1 race markings and competition-style detailing
- Signature rear wing recreates the Escort RS Cosworth's distinctive aerodynamic design
- Hot Hatches Series 2 limited edition GreenLight release
- Detailed bodywork with flared fenders, hood vents, and rally-style exterior details
- 1:64 scale diecast collectible
The Ford Escort RS Cosworth was developed as a homologation model to take Ford into top-level international rally competition. Beneath its Escort-inspired bodywork was a turbocharged, all-wheel-drive performance platform closely related to Ford's Sierra RS Cosworth 4x4, giving the road car a direct connection to its competition counterpart.
This GreenLight Hot Hatches Series 2 release features the 1994 Escort RS Cosworth in a blue and yellow Pilot livery with Michelin branding, number 1 markings, and additional period sponsor graphics. Its flared bodywork, hood vents, aggressive front fascia, and unmistakable double-plane rear wing reproduce the features that made the Escort Cosworth one of the most recognizable homologation cars of the 1990s.
This is the Green Machine Chase version of GreenLight 63020E-48. Metallic green wheels distinguish the Chase from the standard release while retaining the detailed Pilot racing livery and sponsor graphics.
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Common Collector Questions and Answers
Why was the Escort RS Cosworth created?
Ford developed the Escort RS Cosworth as a homologation model for international rally competition, allowing the company to compete with a turbocharged, four-wheel-drive version of the car at the highest levels of rallying.
What makes the Escort RS Cosworth's rear wing so distinctive?
The large double-plane rear spoiler was part of the car's competition-focused aerodynamic package and became one of the defining visual features of the Escort RS Cosworth.
What is significant about the Pilot livery?
Pilot-sponsored Escort RS Cosworth rally cars competed during the model's 1990s motorsport era, making the blue and yellow graphics closely associated with period European rally competition.
How can you identify this Green Machine Chase?
This Chase version is distinguished by metallic green wheels, replacing the standard wheel finish while retaining the Pilot, Michelin, number 1, and additional sponsor graphics.
