Rally Cars, Part 3
35 entries in the Rally Cars, Part 3 compendium.
Volkswagen JettaVolkswagen's best-selling model, a three-box sedan derived from the Golf.Volkswagen PoloA long-running supermini that began as a rebadged Audi 50.Volkswagen Polo Mk5Fifth-generation Polo, European Car of the Year 2010.Volvo 200 SeriesA mid-size Swedish car line known for safety and durability.BMW M1BMW's first mid-engine mass-produced sports car, a homologation special.Lancia Rally 037Last rear-wheel drive car to win the World Rally Championship.Alpine A110French berlinetta that won the first World Rally Championship.Lancia Delta HFGroup A rally car that won six consecutive constructors' titles.Opel Ascona 400Homologation special that won the 1982 WRC drivers' title.Subaru Impreza WRCSubaru's World Rally Car that claimed six world titles.Volkswagen Polo R WRCA dominant World Rally Car that won 43 of 53 rallies entered.Peugeot 405Award-winning French family car with a long production run.Ford CapriEuropean pony car based on Cortina mechanicals.Lancia FulviaA precision motorcar and engineering tour de force.Group AFIA production-derived touring car regulations for racing and rallying.Ford Fiesta (first generation)Ford's first globally successful front-wheel-drive supermini.Dodge HornetDodge's first new model since 2011, a rebadged Alfa Romeo Tonale.Renault 5 TurboMid-engined homologation special based on the Renault 5 supermini.Lancia Delta S4Group B twincharged mid-engine all-wheel-drive rally car from Lancia.Citroën ZXCitroën's return to the C segment, a Paris-Dakar champion.Austin-Healey Sebring SpriteHomologated FIA model derived from the Austin-Healey Sprite.Peugeot 207A supermini with rally pedigree and multiple body styles.Volkswagen Polo Mk6First Polo on MQB platform, with increased rigidity and digital cockpit.Volvo 140 SeriesBoxy, safe, and prolific: Volvo’s first tri-digit model line.Cortina SavageFord Cortina transformed by a 3.0-litre Essex V6.Austin-Healey 3000Best-known big Healey, class-winning rally car from 1959 to 1967.Mitsubishi Lancer WRCMitsubishi's final World Rally Car, evolving from Group A to WRC regulations.Toyota Yaris (XP210)Fourth-generation Yaris built on the GA-B platform.Subaru VivioA kei car with rally pedigree and a spacious, tall design.Delahaye 135A French sporting tourer that conquered Le Mans and the Monte Carlo Rally.Ford Focus RS WRCFord's Focus RS WRC won 44 rallies and two manufacturers' titles.Lada VFTSGroup B rally car based on the Lada 2105.Alpine A106First glass-fibre coupé from Jean Rédélé's Alpine.Ford Escort WRCFord's transitional World Rally Car bridging the Escort and Focus eras.Citroën Xsara Kit CarFront-wheel-drive Kit Car that beat four-wheel-drive WRC rivals.
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