Now That's Just A Ridiculous Ford Escort Roundabout Drift

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Patrick George
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I like to think of the One Ford Plan as a kind of cultural exchange program. Europe and China get our sexy, V8-powered, get-your-kick-on-Route 66 Mustang, while America gets the Focus RS, the modern descendant of Ford Europe's legendary rallying hatches.

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The Focus is kind of the grandson of the original Ford Escort. While this MK2 Escort didn't have fancy turbo power or all-wheel drive, it had a successful run in rallying, just like the original.

And it can drift roundabouts like there's no tomorrow.