Rally Cars, Part 2
38 entries in the Rally Cars, Part 2 compendium.
Nissan BluebirdOne of the longest-running nameplates from a Japanese automaker.Nissan Fairlady Z (S30)The first Z-car that brought European sports car features to a wider market.Nissan SilviaA Japanese sports car line spanning hand-built coupes to mass-produced platforms.Nissan VioletA compact Nissan sold globally as Datsun and later Stanza.Opel CalibraAerodynamic coupé that held the world Cd record for a decade.Opel CorsaOpel's front-wheel-drive supermini that became a global best-seller.Opel MantaA German rear-drive coupé that rallied across Europe and America.Peugeot 205A supermini that reshaped Peugeot's fortunes and set a class benchmark.Peugeot 206Peugeot's belated replacement for the 205 became its best-seller.Peugeot 306A French small family car with a wide range of engines and body styles.Peugeot 309A Talbot-born hatchback that became Peugeot's first in its class.Peugeot 404A durable French family car styled by Pininfarina.Porsche 911 (classic)Rear-engined, air-cooled sports car from Stuttgart.Porsche 959A Group B rally car turned road-legal technological tour de force.Renault ClioA supermini that twice won European Car of the Year.Renault MéganeFrench family car that pioneered safety and won European Car of the Year.Renault Super 5A supermini that succeeded the Renault 5 and competed in rallying.Saab 99Saab's first larger-class car and last factory rally contender.SEAT IbizaSpanish supermini developed with Porsche, Italdesign, and Karmann.Škoda FavoritŠkoda's first front-wheel-drive car, a Bertone-designed supermini.Škoda FabiaFirst generation Fabia RS was the first exclusively diesel hot hatch.Subaru ImprezaA compact car with boxer engines and all-wheel drive since 1992.Subaru LegacySubaru's flagship mid-size car with standard all-wheel drive and boxer engine.Subaru LeoneMass-produced four-wheel drive passenger car from Subaru.Suzuki CultusA supermini sold worldwide under many names, including the Suzuki Swift.Suzuki SwiftSuzuki's global supermini, sold over 10 million units since 2004.Toyota AE86The last rear-drive Corolla, a rally and drift icon.Toyota CelicaToyota's long-running coupe, named for the Latin word for heavenly.Toyota Celica GT-FourToyota's first AWD turbocharged WRC contender and champion.Toyota Corolla (E110)Eighth-generation Corolla built under recession-era cost constraints.Toyota MR2Japan's first rear-mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive production sports car.Renault 8A rear-engined French saloon that pioneered disc brakes in its class.Toyota VitzA Japanese subcompact sold globally as Yaris or Echo.Triumph DolomiteA compact performance saloon that introduced mass-produced multi-valve technology.Toyota GR YarisA WRC-homologated three-door hatchback with four-wheel drive.Triumph TR7The wedge-shaped sports car that defined Triumph's 1970s.Vauxhall AstraVauxhall's first front-wheel drive model, launched in 1980.Volkswagen GolfVolkswagen's bestseller and third best-selling car of all time.
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