[{"n": "Group B", "u": "/e/rally-cars/group-b/", "s": "Group B regulations produced some of the fastest rally cars ever built."}, {"n": "Alfa Romeo Giulietta (1954)", "u": "/e/rally-cars/alfa-romeo-giulietta-1954/", "s": "Alfa Romeo's first successful 1.3-litre family of automobiles."}, {"n": "Audi Coupé", "u": "/e/rally-cars/audi-coup/", "s": "Audi's affordable coupé sharing its body with the iconic Quattro."}, {"n": "Audi Quattro", "u": "/e/rally-cars/audi-quattro/", "s": "First rally car to use four-wheel drive under new rules."}, {"n": "Austin Metro", "u": "/e/rally-cars/austin-metro/", "s": "British supermini that succeeded the Mini and led the market."}, {"n": "Chevette HS", "u": "/e/rally-cars/chevette-hs/", "s": "Homologation special based on the rear-drive Chevette hatchback."}, {"n": "Citroën BX", "u": "/e/rally-cars/citro-n-bx/", "s": "Lightweight family car with hydropneumatic suspension and plastic panels."}, {"n": "Citroën C4", "u": "/e/rally-cars/citro-n-c4/", "s": "A compact car that evolved from hatchback to subcompact crossover SUV."}, {"n": "Citroën Saxo", "u": "/e/rally-cars/citro-n-saxo/", "s": "A lightweight supermini with sporty variants and an electric version."}, {"n": "Citroën Visa", "u": "/e/rally-cars/citro-n-visa/", "s": "A supermini that pioneered PSA platform-sharing and spawned diverse variants."}, {"n": "Citroën Xsara", "u": "/e/rally-cars/citro-n-xsara/", "s": "Compact family car with passive rear-wheel steering and mild-hybrid prototypes."}, {"n": "Datsun 510", "u": "/e/rally-cars/datsun-510/", "s": "A rear-wheel-drive sedan that defined affordable performance and rally success."}, {"n": "Fiat 124 Abarth Rallye", "u": "/e/rally-cars/fiat-124-abarth-rallye/", "s": "Homologated Group 4 rally version of the Fiat 124 Sport Spider."}, {"n": "Fiat Punto", "u": "/e/rally-cars/fiat-punto/", "s": "Italian supermini produced from 1993 to 2018 across three generations."}, {"n": "Fiat Uno", "u": "/e/rally-cars/fiat-uno/", "s": "A high-roof supermini that became European Car of the Year for 1984."}, {"n": "Ford Anglia", "u": "/e/rally-cars/ford-anglia/", "s": "A small family car spanning 1939 to 1967."}, {"n": "Ford Escort (Europe)", "u": "/e/rally-cars/ford-escort-europe/", "s": "A small family car that dominated British sales and rallying."}, {"n": "Ford Escort RS Cosworth", "u": "/e/rally-cars/ford-escort-rs-cosworth/", "s": "Homologation special built for Group A World Rally Championship competition."}, {"n": "Ford Fiesta", "u": "/e/rally-cars/ford-fiesta/", "s": "Ford's long-running supermini, one of the best-selling cars ever."}, {"n": "Ford Ka", "u": "/e/rally-cars/ford-ka/", "s": "A small city car with a distinctive New Edge design."}, {"n": "Ford Puma (coupé)", "u": "/e/rally-cars/ford-puma-coup/", "s": "A Fiesta-based coupé with a Yamaha-developed engine and rally-bred variants."}, {"n": "Ford RS200", "u": "/e/rally-cars/ford-rs200/", "s": "Ford's purpose-built Group B rally car, built by Reliant."}, {"n": "Ford Taunus", "u": "/e/rally-cars/ford-taunus/", "s": "German family car named after the Taunus mountain range."}, {"n": "Ford Taunus TC", "u": "/e/rally-cars/ford-taunus-tc/", "s": "Ford Germany's mid-size family car, rebadged sibling of the Cortina."}, {"n": "Ford Zephyr", "u": "/e/rally-cars/ford-zephyr/", "s": "Ford of Britain's largest executive car, last independently designed by Ford UK."}, {"n": "Hillman Imp", "u": "/e/rally-cars/hillman-imp/", "s": "Britain's first mass-produced aluminium-engined small car."}, {"n": "Hyundai Tiburon", "u": "/e/rally-cars/hyundai-tiburon/", "s": "Front-wheel-drive sports coupe produced by Hyundai from 1996 to 2008."}, {"n": "Jaguar XK120", "u": "/e/rally-cars/jaguar-xk120/", "s": "The world's fastest production car at its 1948 debut."}, {"n": "Lancia Delta", "u": "/e/rally-cars/lancia-delta/", "s": "A small family car that dominated World Rally Championship in the late 1980s."}, {"n": "Lancia Stratos", "u": "/e/rally-cars/lancia-stratos/", "s": "First purpose-built rally car, three-time World Rally Champion."}, {"n": "Mazda Familia", "u": "/e/rally-cars/mazda-familia/", "s": "A long-running small family car from Mazda, sold globally under many names."}, {"n": "Mazda RX-7", "u": "/e/rally-cars/mazda-rx-7/", "s": "A rotary-powered sports car produced across three generations from 1978."}, {"n": "Mercedes-Benz W123", "u": "/e/rally-cars/mercedes-benz-w123/", "s": "Executive car that set durability and reliability benchmarks."}, {"n": "Mitsubishi Colt", "u": "/e/rally-cars/mitsubishi-colt/", "s": "A versatile nameplate spanning subcompacts, pickups, and commercial vehicles since 1962."}, {"n": "Mitsubishi Lancer", "u": "/e/rally-cars/mitsubishi-lancer/", "s": "A long-running Japanese compact car with a notable rally heritage."}, {"n": "Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution", "u": "/e/rally-cars/mitsubishi-lancer-evolution/", "s": "A turbocharged, all-wheel-drive rally-bred sports sedan from Mitsubishi."}, {"n": "Mitsubishi Starion", "u": "/e/rally-cars/mitsubishi-starion/", "s": "Japanese turbocharged coupé with electronic fuel injection and rear-wheel drive."}, {"n": "Nissan Bluebird", "u": "/e/rally-cars/nissan-bluebird/", "s": "One of the longest-running nameplates from a Japanese automaker."}, {"n": "Nissan Fairlady Z (S30)", "u": "/e/rally-cars/nissan-fairlady-z-s30/", "s": "The first Z-car that brought European sports car features to a wider market."}, {"n": "Nissan Silvia", "u": "/e/rally-cars/nissan-silvia/", "s": "A Japanese sports car line spanning hand-built coupes to mass-produced platforms."}, {"n": "Nissan Violet", "u": "/e/rally-cars/nissan-violet/", "s": "A compact Nissan sold globally as Datsun and later Stanza."}, {"n": "Opel Calibra", "u": "/e/rally-cars/opel-calibra/", "s": "Aerodynamic coupé that held the world Cd record for a decade."}, {"n": "Opel Corsa", "u": "/e/rally-cars/opel-corsa/", "s": "Opel's front-wheel-drive supermini that became a global best-seller."}, {"n": "Opel Manta", "u": "/e/rally-cars/opel-manta/", "s": "A German rear-drive coupé that rallied across Europe and America."}, {"n": "Peugeot 205", "u": "/e/rally-cars/peugeot-205/", "s": "A supermini that reshaped Peugeot's fortunes and set a class benchmark."}, {"n": "Peugeot 206", "u": "/e/rally-cars/peugeot-206/", "s": "Peugeot's belated replacement for the 205 became its best-seller."}, {"n": "Peugeot 306", "u": "/e/rally-cars/peugeot-306/", "s": "A French small family car with a wide range of engines and body styles."}, {"n": "Peugeot 309", "u": "/e/rally-cars/peugeot-309/", "s": "A Talbot-born hatchback that became Peugeot's first in its class."}, {"n": "Peugeot 404", "u": "/e/rally-cars/peugeot-404/", "s": "A durable French family car styled by Pininfarina."}, {"n": "Porsche 911 (classic)", "u": "/e/rally-cars/porsche-911-classic/", "s": "Rear-engined, air-cooled sports car from Stuttgart."}, {"n": "Porsche 959", "u": "/e/rally-cars/porsche-959/", "s": "A Group B rally car turned road-legal technological tour de force."}, {"n": "Renault Clio", "u": "/e/rally-cars/renault-clio/", "s": "A supermini that twice won European Car of the Year."}, {"n": "Renault Mégane", "u": "/e/rally-cars/renault-m-gane/", "s": "French family car that pioneered safety and won European Car of the Year."}, {"n": "Renault Super 5", "u": "/e/rally-cars/renault-super-5/", "s": "A supermini that succeeded the Renault 5 and competed in rallying."}, {"n": "Saab 99", "u": "/e/rally-cars/saab-99/", "s": "Saab's first larger-class car and last factory rally contender."}, {"n": "SEAT Ibiza", "u": "/e/rally-cars/seat-ibiza/", "s": "Spanish supermini developed with Porsche, Italdesign, and Karmann."}, {"n": "Škoda Favorit", "u": "/e/rally-cars/koda-favorit/", "s": "Škoda's first front-wheel-drive car, a Bertone-designed supermini."}, {"n": "Škoda Fabia", "u": "/e/rally-cars/koda-fabia/", "s": "First generation Fabia RS was the first exclusively diesel hot hatch."}, {"n": "Subaru Impreza", "u": "/e/rally-cars/subaru-impreza/", "s": "A compact car with boxer engines and all-wheel drive since 1992."}, {"n": "Subaru Legacy", "u": "/e/rally-cars/subaru-legacy/", "s": "Subaru's flagship mid-size car with standard all-wheel drive and boxer engine."}, {"n": "Subaru Leone", "u": "/e/rally-cars/subaru-leone/", "s": "Mass-produced four-wheel drive passenger car from Subaru."}, {"n": "Suzuki Cultus", "u": "/e/rally-cars/suzuki-cultus/", "s": "A supermini sold worldwide under many names, including the Suzuki Swift."}, {"n": "Suzuki Swift", "u": "/e/rally-cars/suzuki-swift/", "s": "Suzuki's global supermini, sold over 10 million units since 2004."}, {"n": "Toyota AE86", "u": "/e/rally-cars/toyota-ae86/", "s": "The last rear-drive Corolla, a rally and drift icon."}, {"n": "Toyota Celica", "u": "/e/rally-cars/toyota-celica/", "s": "Toyota's long-running coupe, named for the Latin word for heavenly."}, {"n": "Toyota Celica GT-Four", "u": "/e/rally-cars/toyota-celica-gt-four/", "s": "Toyota's first AWD turbocharged WRC contender and champion."}, {"n": "Toyota Corolla (E110)", "u": "/e/rally-cars/toyota-corolla-e110/", "s": "Eighth-generation Corolla built under recession-era cost constraints."}, {"n": "Toyota MR2", "u": "/e/rally-cars/toyota-mr2/", "s": "Japan's first rear-mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive production sports car."}, {"n": "Renault 8", "u": "/e/rally-cars/renault-8/", "s": "A rear-engined French saloon that pioneered disc brakes in its class."}, {"n": "Toyota Vitz", "u": "/e/rally-cars/toyota-vitz/", "s": "A Japanese subcompact sold globally as Yaris or Echo."}, {"n": "Triumph Dolomite", "u": "/e/rally-cars/triumph-dolomite/", "s": "A compact performance saloon that introduced mass-produced multi-valve technology."}, {"n": "Toyota GR Yaris", "u": "/e/rally-cars/toyota-gr-yaris/", "s": "A WRC-homologated three-door hatchback with four-wheel drive."}, {"n": "Triumph TR7", "u": "/e/rally-cars/triumph-tr7/", "s": "The wedge-shaped sports car that defined Triumph's 1970s."}, {"n": "Vauxhall Astra", "u": "/e/rally-cars/vauxhall-astra/", "s": "Vauxhall's first front-wheel drive model, launched in 1980."}, {"n": "Volkswagen Golf", "u": "/e/rally-cars/volkswagen-golf/", "s": "Volkswagen's bestseller and third best-selling car of all time."}, {"n": "Volkswagen Jetta", "u": "/e/rally-cars/volkswagen-jetta/", "s": "Volkswagen's best-selling model, a three-box sedan derived from the Golf."}, {"n": "Volkswagen Polo", "u": "/e/rally-cars/volkswagen-polo/", "s": "A long-running supermini that began as a rebadged Audi 50."}, {"n": "Volkswagen Polo Mk5", "u": "/e/rally-cars/volkswagen-polo-mk5/", "s": "Fifth-generation Polo, European Car of the Year 2010."}, {"n": "Volvo 200 Series", "u": "/e/rally-cars/volvo-200-series/", "s": "A mid-size Swedish car line known for safety and durability."}, {"n": "BMW M1", "u": "/e/rally-cars/bmw-m1/", "s": "BMW's first mid-engine mass-produced sports car, a homologation special."}, {"n": "Lancia Rally 037", "u": "/e/rally-cars/lancia-rally-037/", "s": "Last rear-wheel drive car to win the World Rally Championship."}, {"n": "Alpine A110", "u": "/e/rally-cars/alpine-a110/", "s": "French berlinetta that won the first World Rally Championship."}, {"n": "Lancia Delta HF", "u": "/e/rally-cars/lancia-delta-hf/", "s": "Group A rally car that won six consecutive constructors' titles."}, {"n": "Opel Ascona 400", "u": "/e/rally-cars/opel-ascona-400/", "s": "Homologation special that won the 1982 WRC drivers' title."}, {"n": "Subaru Impreza WRC", "u": "/e/rally-cars/subaru-impreza-wrc/", "s": "Subaru's World Rally Car that claimed six world titles."}, {"n": "Volkswagen Polo R WRC", "u": "/e/rally-cars/volkswagen-polo-r-wrc/", "s": "A dominant World Rally Car that won 43 of 53 rallies entered."}, {"n": "Peugeot 405", "u": "/e/rally-cars/peugeot-405/", "s": "Award-winning French family car with a long production run."}, {"n": "Ford Capri", "u": "/e/rally-cars/ford-capri/", "s": "European pony car based on Cortina mechanicals."}, {"n": "Lancia Fulvia", "u": "/e/rally-cars/lancia-fulvia/", "s": "A precision motorcar and engineering tour de force."}, {"n": "Group A", "u": "/e/rally-cars/group-a/", "s": "FIA production-derived touring car regulations for racing and rallying."}, {"n": "Ford Fiesta (first generation)", "u": "/e/rally-cars/ford-fiesta-first-generation/", "s": "Ford's first globally successful front-wheel-drive supermini."}, {"n": "Dodge Hornet", "u": "/e/rally-cars/dodge-hornet/", "s": "Dodge's first new model since 2011, a rebadged Alfa Romeo Tonale."}, {"n": "Renault 5 Turbo", "u": "/e/rally-cars/renault-5-turbo/", "s": "Mid-engined homologation special based on the Renault 5 supermini."}, {"n": "Lancia Delta S4", "u": "/e/rally-cars/lancia-delta-s4/", "s": "Group B twincharged mid-engine all-wheel-drive rally car from Lancia."}, {"n": "Citroën ZX", "u": "/e/rally-cars/citro-n-zx/", "s": "Citroën's return to the C segment, a Paris-Dakar champion."}, {"n": "Austin-Healey Sebring Sprite", "u": "/e/rally-cars/austin-healey-sebring-sprite/", "s": "Homologated FIA model derived from the Austin-Healey Sprite."}, {"n": "Peugeot 207", "u": "/e/rally-cars/peugeot-207/", "s": "A supermini with rally pedigree and multiple body styles."}, {"n": "Volkswagen Polo Mk6", "u": "/e/rally-cars/volkswagen-polo-mk6/", "s": "First Polo on MQB platform, with increased rigidity and digital cockpit."}, {"n": "Volvo 140 Series", "u": "/e/rally-cars/volvo-140-series/", "s": "Boxy, safe, and prolific: Volvo’s first tri-digit model line."}, {"n": "Cortina Savage", "u": "/e/rally-cars/cortina-savage/", "s": "Ford Cortina transformed by a 3.0-litre Essex V6."}, {"n": "Austin-Healey 3000", "u": "/e/rally-cars/austin-healey-3000/", "s": "Best-known big Healey, class-winning rally car from 1959 to 1967."}, {"n": "Mitsubishi Lancer WRC", "u": "/e/rally-cars/mitsubishi-lancer-wrc/", "s": "Mitsubishi's final World Rally Car, evolving from Group A to WRC regulations."}, {"n": "Toyota Yaris (XP210)", "u": "/e/rally-cars/toyota-yaris-xp210/", "s": "Fourth-generation Yaris built on the GA-B platform."}, {"n": "Subaru Vivio", "u": "/e/rally-cars/subaru-vivio/", "s": "A kei car with rally pedigree and a spacious, tall design."}, {"n": "Delahaye 135", "u": "/e/rally-cars/delahaye-135/", "s": "A French sporting tourer that conquered Le Mans and the Monte Carlo Rally."}, {"n": "Ford Focus RS WRC", "u": "/e/rally-cars/ford-focus-rs-wrc/", "s": "Ford's Focus RS WRC won 44 rallies and two manufacturers' titles."}, {"n": "Lada VFTS", "u": "/e/rally-cars/lada-vfts/", "s": "Group B rally car based on the Lada 2105."}, {"n": "Alpine A106", "u": "/e/rally-cars/alpine-a106/", "s": "First glass-fibre coupé from Jean Rédélé's Alpine."}, {"n": "Ford Escort WRC", "u": "/e/rally-cars/ford-escort-wrc/", "s": "Ford's transitional World Rally Car bridging the Escort and Focus eras."}, {"n": "Citroën Xsara Kit Car", "u": "/e/rally-cars/citro-n-xsara-kit-car/", "s": "Front-wheel-drive Kit Car that beat four-wheel-drive WRC rivals."}, {"n": "Lancia Ypsilon Rally2 HF Integrale", "u": "/e/rally-cars/lancia-ypsilon-rally2-hf-integrale/", "s": "Lancia's Rally2 contender, returning the brand to WRC victory after 34 years."}, {"n": "Peugeot 206 WRC", "u": "/e/rally-cars/peugeot-206-wrc/", "s": "Three consecutive manufacturers' titles from 2000 to 2002."}, {"n": "Group R", "u": "/e/rally-cars/group-r/", "s": "FIA production-derived rally regulations replacing Group A and Group N."}, {"n": "Opel Adam", "u": "/e/rally-cars/opel-adam/", "s": "A customizable city car with a rally-bred sport variant."}, {"n": "Citroën Xsara WRC", "u": "/e/rally-cars/citro-n-xsara-wrc/", "s": "A dominant World Rally Car that won three drivers' and three manufacturers' titles."}, {"n": "Alpine A108", "u": "/e/rally-cars/alpine-a108/", "s": "Lightweight rear-engined coupé that paved the way for the Alpine A110."}, {"n": "Lancia Ypsilon Rally4 HF", "u": "/e/rally-cars/lancia-ypsilon-rally4-hf/", "s": "Lancia's return to rallying under Group Rally4 regulations."}, {"n": "Citroën C4 WRC", "u": "/e/rally-cars/citro-n-c4-wrc/", "s": "Four consecutive drivers' titles and a perfect asphalt record."}, {"n": "Peugeot 307 WRC", "u": "/e/rally-cars/peugeot-307-wrc/", "s": "A troubled contender with three wins and a tragic legacy."}, {"n": "Citroën C3 R5/Rally2", "u": "/e/rally-cars/citro-n-c3-r5-rally2/", "s": "A PSA R5 contender that replaced the DS3 and 208 T16."}, {"n": "Ford Fiesta RS WRC", "u": "/e/rally-cars/ford-fiesta-rs-wrc/", "s": "Ford's turbocharged 1.6-litre World Rally Car from 2011 to 2016."}, {"n": "Citroën DS3 WRC", "u": "/e/rally-cars/citro-n-ds3-wrc/", "s": "Citroën's turbocharged 1.6-litre World Rally Car from 2011."}, {"n": "Audi RS Q e-tron", "u": "/e/rally-cars/audi-rs-q-e-tron/", "s": "Audi's electric rally raid contender, winner of the 2024 Dakar Rally."}, {"n": "Lancia ECV", "u": "/e/rally-cars/lancia-ecv/", "s": "A prototype Group S rally car banned before it could race."}, {"n": "Toyota Yaris WRC", "u": "/e/rally-cars/toyota-yaris-wrc/", "s": "Toyota's first WRC car since 1999, winning multiple titles."}, {"n": "Mini John Cooper Works WRC", "u": "/e/rally-cars/mini-john-cooper-works-wrc/", "s": "Mini's return to top-level rallying after a decades-long absence."}, {"n": "Hyundai Accent WRC", "u": "/e/rally-cars/hyundai-accent-wrc/", "s": "Hyundai's three-generation World Rally Car from 2000 to 2003."}, {"n": "Toyota Celica Twin-Cam Turbo", "u": "/e/rally-cars/toyota-celica-twin-cam-turbo/", "s": "King of Africa: three Safari and three Ivory Coast wins."}, {"n": "Hyundai i20 WRC", "u": "/e/rally-cars/hyundai-i20-wrc/", "s": "Hyundai's return to WRC after a decade with the i20."}, {"n": "Suzuki SX4 WRC", "u": "/e/rally-cars/suzuki-sx4-wrc/", "s": "Suzuki's factory World Rally Car based on the SX4 road car."}, {"n": "SEAT Córdoba WRC", "u": "/e/rally-cars/seat-c-rdoba-wrc/", "s": "SEAT's World Rally Car debuted in 1998 and earned podiums globally."}, {"n": "Renault Clio Rally3", "u": "/e/rally-cars/renault-clio-rally3/", "s": "Renault's first all-wheel drive rally car, debuting in 2023."}, {"n": "Toyota Corolla WRC", "u": "/e/rally-cars/toyota-corolla-wrc/", "s": "Four rally wins and the 1999 manufacturers' title."}, {"n": "Mini John Cooper Works Buggy", "u": "/e/rally-cars/mini-john-cooper-works-buggy/", "s": "Off-road buggy that won the 2020 and 2021 Dakar Rallies."}, {"n": "Hyundai i20 N Rally1", "u": "/e/rally-cars/hyundai-i20-n-rally1/", "s": "Hyundai's Rally1 contender revealed in May 2021."}, {"n": "Citroën C3 WRC", "u": "/e/rally-cars/citro-n-c3-wrc/", "s": "Citroën's return to full WRC competition with a new-generation car."}, {"n": "Ford Fiesta WRC", "u": "/e/rally-cars/ford-fiesta-wrc/", "s": "M-Sport's 2017 World Rally Car won the Monte Carlo on debut."}, {"n": "Škoda Fabia R5/Rally2 evo", "u": "/e/rally-cars/koda-fabia-r5-rally2-evo/", "s": "An upgraded R5 evo based on the facelifted Fabia production car."}]