Image Credit: Boreham MotorworksThe idea of a cheap rally car might sound a little crazy. Any racing car is expensive, and cars at the top of the rallying tree are still pricey, even if they don't cost Formula 1 prices. But it looks like Ford is considering a cheap rally car to try to make rallying more affordable.The Blue Oval has had a presence in the World Rally Championship for many years now. However, it is not an official factory entry, as its cars are run by the British M-Sport team. Now, it is considering a massive step up in its commitment to the sport.Ford CEO Jim Farley recently sat down with the Top Gear YouTube channel for an interview, where he discussed various things, and rallying naturally came up. There is the possibility that a new production car could make its way onto the rallying scene.AdvertisementAdvertisementIt isn't clear if the new car would go straight to the top category of the WRC, or if it would compete in the lower categories, as the top flight is still quite expensive. But the prospect of a new Ford that could go rallying is certainly an exciting one.What Did Farley Say About a Cheap Ford Rally Car?Asked if we could see a new Ford supercar, among other things, Farley said the company's rally direction is the really exciting thing. "We want to democratize a rally car," he said. "We want everyone to be able to buy a car from Ford, and it's affordable, and it's a rally car," he added. "That to me is a huge turn-on. I want everyone who buys a Ford in Europe in passenger cars to feel like they are a rally driver."Farley said that the world of rallying sits somewhere in between the world of on-road and off-road. To him, that is incredibly exciting, and appeals much more to him and the company than just another supercar. In fact, he went as far as to say the supercar world is "overserved," and if Ford did make another supercar, it wouldn't be what you would expect."For Ford to make a difference, I think it's going to be in a completely different execution," said the Ford boss. Farley arguably has a point regarding supercars. The days when a 900+hp car was rare are long gone, and now almost every high-performance car seems to have 1,000hp or more. Just creating another car like that doesn't appeal to Farley, and his logic for that makes perfect sense.What Would a New Ford Rally Car Look Like?Image Credit: M-SportFarley kept his cards close to his chest when discussing the new car with Top Gear. He wouldn't be drawn on whether it would be a new car similar to the Ford RS200, arguably the most iconic of all Ford rally cars. Farley, though, is a true enthusiast and a lover of everything automotive, so perhaps he does indeed want to recreate the RS200 in the modern era.AdvertisementAdvertisementM-Sport, the team Ford has partnered with in the WRC, has had a successful history with the Blue Oval. They won the manufacturers' championship in 2017, and won the drivers' titles in 2017 and 2018 with Sébastien Ogier. They've also won other rally events with the likes of Ott Tanak and Sébastien Loeb behind the wheel, and in partnership with Ford, M-Sport has taken 12 rally wins in the WRC.If you want more stories like this, follow Guessing Headlights on Yahoo so you don't miss what's coming next.