Ford's CEO said the company aims to make rally cars more affordable
Ford CEO Jim Farley stated that the company wants to make rally cars more accessible. He made these remarks in an interview with Top Gear, according to Motor1.
According to Farley, Ford aims to make rally cars accessible to a wider range of buyers. He discussed this approach in the context of Ford and the European market. However, it remains unclear whether this applies only to Europe or to other markets as well.
Farley did not specify a particular model, its specifications, price, or release date. Motor1 notes that a potential road car with rally-inspired characteristics could complement Ford’s current motorsports program.
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The company is developing a hypercar, competes in the Baja races with Raptor pickup trucks, and participates in the Dakar Rally with the T1. Ford’s motorsports portfolio also includes GT3 and GT4 racing versions of the Mustang.
In addition, Farley announced that work is underway on a new supercar. According to him, this model is intended to stand out from the offerings in a segment he considers to be quite saturated.
