CHASE! 1995 Ford Escort RS Cosworth Running on Empty Series 14, GreenLight 1:64

1995 Ford Escort RS Cosworth Red Line – Green Machine Chase

GreenLight | Running on Empty Series 14 | 1:64 Scale | 41140E

• Green Machine Chase version with metallic green wheels
• 1995 Ford Escort RS Cosworth performance homologation model
• Red Line Synthetic Oil livery with large door logos and red accent striping
• White exterior with contrasting black and red graphics
• Signature rear wing recreates the Escort RS Cosworth's distinctive aerodynamic design
• Detailed bodywork with flared fenders and competition-inspired styling
• Running on Empty Series 14 release from GreenLight Collectibles
• 1:64 scale diecast collectible

The Ford Escort RS Cosworth was developed as a homologation model for international rally competition and became one of Ford's most recognizable performance cars of the 1990s. Although styled as an Escort, the RS Cosworth incorporated competition-focused engineering derived from the Sierra RS Cosworth 4x4, including turbocharged power and four-wheel drive.

This GreenLight Running on Empty Series 14 release features the 1995 Escort RS Cosworth in white with Red Line Synthetic Oil graphics and thin red accent striping. The model captures the wide bodywork, aggressive front styling, compact hatchback profile, and large double-plane rear wing that defined the production Escort RS Cosworth.

This is the Green Machine Chase version of GreenLight 41140E. Metallic green wheels distinguish the Chase from the standard release while retaining the white Red Line Synthetic Oil livery and detailed exterior graphics.

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Common Collector Questions and Answers

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

How closely related was the RS Cosworth to a standard Ford Escort?
Despite its Escort appearance, the RS Cosworth used specialized performance hardware derived from the Sierra RS Cosworth 4x4, including its turbocharged engine and four-wheel-drive system.

Why is the Escort RS Cosworth's rear wing so recognizable?
The large double-plane rear wing was part of the car's competition-focused aerodynamic package and became one of the defining visual features of the Escort RS Cosworth.

How can you identify this Green Machine Chase?
This Chase version is distinguished by metallic green wheels, which contrast with the white body and Red Line Synthetic Oil graphics.