Ford Escort MK2 Race

by Peter Crill, with physics tuning by Graveltrap and session enhancements by Daniel Nogal.

The Ford Escort MK2 Race is a vintage rally car mod for Assetto Corsa that brings one of the most iconic classic racing machines into the simulator with period-correct looks and analog handling. Developed and shared by Peter Crill, the car features interior and exterior ambient occlusion, a detailed functional dashboard, and an animated driver, plus Custom Shaders Patch (CSP) support for richer lighting, reflections, and materials. Physics are tuned by Graveltrap for a realistic, weight-sensitive driving feel, while Daniel Nogal’s panoramic session-start config adds an immersive intro before you leave the grid. Download this CSP-ready Ford Escort MK2 Assetto Corsa mod if you want a race-spec classic for rally and circuit sessions that rewards precise throttle and car control.

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Installation Steps

Follow our step-by-step guide to install this mod correctly.

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  1. 1
    Download the archive

    Click the Download Mod button and choose a mirror on the download page: assetto-corsa-ford-escort-mk2-race.zip

  2. 2
    Extract the ZIP file

    Open the archive with WinRAR, 7-Zip, or a similar program.

  3. 3
    Copy the car folder

    Move this folder into your Assetto Corsa content/cars directory: ford_escort_mk2_tuned

  4. 4
    Launch the game

    Start Assetto Corsa or refresh Content Manager, then select the car in race setup.

Full path example: Steam\steamapps\common\assettocorsa\content\cars\ford_escort_mk2_tuned

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  • Power252 bhp / 249 HP
  • Weight905 kg
  • VersionAssetto Corsa 1.16.4
  • File Size76.3 MB
  • TypeCar Mod
  • StatusTested & Working
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About the Creator

Peter Crill, with physics tuning by Graveltrap and session enhancements by Daniel Nogal.