A British company, part of the DRVN Automotive Group, has recently obtained the rights to produce new and recreated versions of classic Ford cars with Ford Motor Company’s approval. The first models to be revived are the RS200 rally car and the Mk1 Ford Escort. The RS200 will be entirely new and will feature a mid-engined layout, composite body, and a four-wheel drive system, making it suitable for the modern era. On the other hand, the Mk1 Ford Escort will be a continuation model, following the line of the original 1960s run.
While details on both models are scarce, teaser images hint at upgrades such as LED headlights for both the RS200 and Mk1 Escort. These recreated models are expected to be built in limited numbers and come with a hefty price tag, similar to other ‘recreated’ cars like the MST Mk1. The key difference here is that Ford has given its explicit approval for these models, setting them apart from unauthorized recreations.
In addition to the RS200 and Mk1 Escort, Boreham Motorworks has been granted permission to produce five more classic Ford models in the future, including the Mk2 Escort, Capri, Sierra, and others. This move aligns with Ford Performance Motorsports’ vision to bring iconic historical nameplates back to life for the modern era. Fans can look forward to more information on prices, specifications, and additional models as the project develops.
The collaboration between Boreham Motorworks, DRVN Automotive Group, and Ford Motor Company marks an exciting opportunity for classic Ford enthusiasts to own remastered versions of their favorite models. With the promise of attention to detail and modern upgrades, these recreated cars are sure to appeal to collectors and fans of vintage automobiles alike. Stay tuned for further updates on this groundbreaking partnership and the future release of iconic Ford models.
