CHASE! 1995 Ford Escort RS Cosworth – GreenLight Running on Empty

1995 Ford Escort RS Cosworth Texaco – Green Machine Chase

GreenLight | Running on Empty Series 13 | 1:64 Scale | 41130D

• Green Machine Chase version with metallic green wheels
• 1995 Ford Escort RS Cosworth performance homologation model
• Texaco graphics on a gloss black exterior with red accent striping
• Signature rear wing recreates the Escort RS Cosworth's distinctive aerodynamic design
• Detailed exterior with hood vents, flared bodywork, and Ford badging
• Running on Empty Series 13 release from GreenLight Collectibles
• Die-cast metal chassis as identified on the packaging
• 1:64 scale diecast collectible

The Ford Escort RS Cosworth was created as a homologation model for international rally competition and became one of Ford's most recognizable performance cars of the 1990s. Although it carried Escort styling, its competition-focused engineering was closely related to the Sierra RS Cosworth 4x4, combining turbocharged power with four-wheel drive.

This GreenLight Running on Empty Series 13 release features the 1995 Escort RS Cosworth in gloss black with red Texaco graphics and matching red accent striping. The model captures defining Cosworth details including flared bodywork, hood vents, aggressive front styling, and the large double-plane rear wing.

This is the Green Machine Chase version of GreenLight 41130D. Metallic green wheels provide the immediately visible Chase treatment, contrasting with the black and red Texaco design while retaining the graphics and details of the standard Running on Empty release.

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Common Collector Questions and Answers

Why was the Ford Escort RS Cosworth built?
Ford developed the Escort RS Cosworth to meet homologation requirements for international rally competition, resulting in a road car closely connected to Ford's factory rally program.

How closely related was the Escort RS Cosworth to the regular Ford Escort?
Despite its Escort appearance, the RS Cosworth used competition-focused mechanical components derived from the Sierra RS Cosworth 4x4, including its turbocharged engine and four-wheel-drive layout.

What is the significance of the Escort RS Cosworth's large rear wing?
The distinctive double-plane rear wing was part of the Cosworth's aerodynamic package and became one of the most recognizable features of the production car.

How can you identify this Green Machine Chase?
This Chase version is distinguished by its metallic green wheels, which are clearly visible against the black and red Texaco design.