Escort

In 2015, Fábrica de Juguetes released a new version of the Ford Escort under reference A10196S300. Like previous versions, it came with rear-wheel drive, front and rear LED lights, and a guide with an automatic return system and double braid. In red and white with #23, it features the Monte Carlo Rally livery and the names Puras and Romaní on the sides. For its A10196S300 model, the inspiration was the real car that competed in Monte Carlo in 1994.

The Ford Escort RS Cosworth was Ford's rally car in the WRC between 1993 and 1998, derived from the Sierra Cosworth and homologated in Group A. It was fitted with a 2.0 turbo engine with four-wheel drive and was notable for its large functional rear wing. It achieved several victories in the World Championship, but fell behind Subaru and Mitsubishi in overall effectiveness. Nevertheless, it enjoyed a long and successful career in national championships and is today an icon of the 1990s. In 1994, Chus Puras and Álex Romaní finished in ninth place at the 62nd Monte Carlo Rally driving a Ford Escort RS Cosworth, which served as the inspiration for Fábrica de Juguetes' model A10196S300.