If you Google “Group B” and “Crazy” you get 662 million results. Group B was the craziest, most deadly dangerous racing series ever imagined. It was as if the Romans took gladiators, put them in ...

Update 3/6/2019: This RS200 ended up selling for $280,000 on Bring a Trailer—just $20,000 less than our prediction. That's about as much as a new Lamborghini Huracan Performante. We know which one ...

Offered between 1984 and 1986, the mid-engined RS200 was developed for rallying when Group B was getting dangerous for both drivers and spectators. FIA homologation rules mandated the production of ...

The Ford RS200 and Mk1 Escort are coming back as restomods Boreham Motorworks in the U.K. is responsible for the resurrection of these icons Boreham Motorsworks said Ford blessed the rebirth of these ...

The Ford RS200 stands among the giants of rally cars. A mid-engine, all-wheel-drive, short-wheelbase monster, the RS200 was so special and interesting that its short lifespan did nothing to blunt its ...

The 1986 Ford RS200 is one of the most ballistic road cars to be spawned during the Group B rally era and a spectacular Evolution example is currently up for auction in the United States.

Few periods in motorsport are as revered as the golden era of rallying: Group B. ‘Twas an era of spiraling horsepower figures, courtesy of these neat new things called turbochargers, which allowed for ...

It’s not often that you see a Group B car come up for sale, and it’s even rarer in the United States. This just makes the Ford RS200 that popped up for sale in Portland, Oregon all the more special.

We love cars, all cars, and we like to window shop, so we check out all the various auction and sales sites just to see what's moving and shaking in the automotive world. The nice part is that we run ...

For years, many people were baffled when they opened up the Guinness Book of Records and discovered that the world's fastest accelerating car was a none other than a Ford - and a curiously small, ...

These are difficult times for purists. More and more builds that defy conventions show up across the world, with many of these rivaling the eccentric renderings that populate our feeds on a weekly or ...