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Škoda 200 RS (1974)
Manufacturer: Škoda (Czechoslovakia)
Internal designation: Š 734
Category: Rally prototype
Engine: 1,997 cc, inline-four, OHC
Power: 163 PS at 6,000 rpm
Engine position: Rear
Drivetrain: Rear-wheel drive
Transmission: 5-speed manual (Porsche Type 915)
Weight: Just over 800 kg
Production: 2 prototypes
The Škoda 200 RS was developed in 1974, based on a heavily modified Škoda 110 R Coupé. It made its competition debut at the IDA Rally in May 1974 and also competed in the Barum Rally.
Only two examples were built. Together with the 180 RS, it laid the foundation for the legendary Škoda 130 RS.
Source: Škoda Auto – Official History
Manufacturer: Škoda (Czechoslovakia)
Internal designation: Š 734
Category: Rally prototype
Engine: 1,997 cc, inline-four, OHC
Power: 163 PS at 6,000 rpm
Engine position: Rear
Drivetrain: Rear-wheel drive
Transmission: 5-speed manual (Porsche Type 915)
Weight: Just over 800 kg
Production: 2 prototypes
The Škoda 200 RS was developed in 1974, based on a heavily modified Škoda 110 R Coupé. It made its competition debut at the IDA Rally in May 1974 and also competed in the Barum Rally.
Only two examples were built. Together with the 180 RS, it laid the foundation for the legendary Škoda 130 RS.
Source: Škoda Auto – Official History
