Ford Mustang RSX
The Ford Mustang RSX by Ghia Torino.
Vehicle Overview
The Ford Mustang RSX was one of the concept cars designed by Paul Breuer and displayed by Ford in 1981. The initials stood for Rallye Sport Experimental. This two-seat sport coupe was designed by Ford’s Ghia studio in Turin, Italy. Finished in orange metallic, the body featured simulated all glass doors, and a rear airfoil was used to improve directional stability and lessen wind resistance. With a wheelbase nearly 6-inches shorter than the production Mustang, the lighter RSX came powered by a 2.3-liter four-cylinder engine that was teamed with a four-speed manual gearbox.
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Year1980
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MakeFord
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ModelMustang RSX
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CoachbuilderGhia
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