Ford Works Rally Team M-Sport, a highly renowned car design studio widely known as MS-RT, has released an extensive visual overhaul of the Ford Transit van. Building a supercar based on a sedan model is perhaps not hard, but how does one go about turning a dull-looking van into a muscle car? Here’s how!
The fit body of the shiny new MS-RT Transit Custom wears a sleek aerodynamic body kit, differently styled bumpers, an aggressive-looking radiator grille, massive air intakes, side skirts and narrow headlights that seem to frown at you. Add to this a couple of steel exhaust pipes and a set of Anthracite OZ Racing wheels 18 inches in diameter, and you’ve basically got a new car.
On the inside, there is the up-to-date Ford Sync3 infotainment system which came to replace the old one, two-piece glider doors, a rear view camera, as well as warmed-up seats and windshield.
The hood compartment of the MS-RT Transit Custom holds a two-liter TDC engine capable of 170 hp (127 kW). It ships with either six-speed manual or automatic transmission and costs nearly £33,000 in the three-seat version.
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