Rally Cars
38 entries in the Rally Cars compendium.
Group BGroup B regulations produced some of the fastest rally cars ever built.Alfa Romeo Giulietta (1954)Alfa Romeo's first successful 1.3-litre family of automobiles.Audi CoupéAudi's affordable coupé sharing its body with the iconic Quattro.Audi QuattroFirst rally car to use four-wheel drive under new rules.Austin MetroBritish supermini that succeeded the Mini and led the market.Chevette HSHomologation special based on the rear-drive Chevette hatchback.Chevette HSRA rare rally homologation version of the Vauxhall Chevette.Citroën BXLightweight family car with hydropneumatic suspension and plastic panels.Citroën C4A compact car that evolved from hatchback to subcompact crossover SUV.Citroën SaxoA lightweight supermini with sporty variants and an electric version.Citroën VisaA supermini that pioneered PSA platform-sharing and spawned diverse variants.Citroën XsaraCompact family car with passive rear-wheel steering and mild-hybrid prototypes.Datsun 510A rear-wheel-drive sedan that defined affordable performance and rally success.Fiat 124 Abarth RallyeHomologated Group 4 rally version of the Fiat 124 Sport Spider.Fiat PuntoItalian supermini produced from 1993 to 2018 across three generations.Fiat UnoA high-roof supermini that became European Car of the Year for 1984.Ford AngliaA small family car spanning 1939 to 1967.Ford Escort (Europe)A small family car that dominated British sales and rallying.Ford Escort RS CosworthHomologation special built for Group A World Rally Championship competition.Ford FiestaFord's long-running supermini, one of the best-selling cars ever.Ford KaA small city car with a distinctive New Edge design.Ford Puma (coupé)A Fiesta-based coupé with a Yamaha-developed engine and rally-bred variants.Ford RS200Ford's purpose-built Group B rally car, built by Reliant.Ford TaunusGerman family car named after the Taunus mountain range.Ford Taunus TCFord Germany's mid-size family car, rebadged sibling of the Cortina.Ford ZephyrFord of Britain's largest executive car, last independently designed by Ford UK.Hillman ImpBritain's first mass-produced aluminium-engined small car.Hyundai TiburonFront-wheel-drive sports coupe produced by Hyundai from 1996 to 2008.Jaguar XK120The world's fastest production car at its 1948 debut.Lancia DeltaA small family car that dominated World Rally Championship in the late 1980s.Lancia StratosFirst purpose-built rally car, three-time World Rally Champion.Mazda FamiliaA long-running small family car from Mazda, sold globally under many names.Mazda RX-7A rotary-powered sports car produced across three generations from 1978.Mercedes-Benz W123Executive car that set durability and reliability benchmarks.Mitsubishi ColtA versatile nameplate spanning subcompacts, pickups, and commercial vehicles since 1962.Mitsubishi LancerA long-running Japanese compact car with a notable rally heritage.Mitsubishi Lancer EvolutionA turbocharged, all-wheel-drive rally-bred sports sedan from Mitsubishi.Mitsubishi StarionJapanese turbocharged coupé with electronic fuel injection and rear-wheel drive.
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