List of rally cars explained

List of rally cars

Early era

Group 2 (1966–1981)

Group 3

Group 4 (1973–1983)

Group B (1982–1986)

Group S (Cancelled)

Group A (1982–Current)

Group N (1982–Current)

World Rally Car (1997–2021)

ManufacturerModelImage
CitroenXsara WRC
C4 WRC
DS3 WRC
C3 WRC
FordFord Escort WRC
Focus WRC 99
Focus RS WRC 00
Focus RS WRC 01
Focus RS WRC 02
Focus RS WRC 03
Focus RS WRC 04
Focus RS WRC 06
Focus RS WRC 07
Focus RS WRC 08
Focus RS WRC 09
Fiesta RS WRC
Fiesta WRC
HyundaiAccent WRC
Accent WRC2
Accent WRC3
i20 WRC
i20 Coupe WRC
MiniJohn Cooper Works WRC
MitsubishiMitsubishi Lancer Evolution WRC
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution WRC2
Mitsubishi Lancer WRC04
Mitsubishi Lancer WRC05
Peugeot206 WRC
307 WRC
SEATCordoba WRC
Cordoba WRC E2
ŠkodaOctavia WRC
Octavia WRC Evo2
Octavia WRC Evo3
Fabia WRC
SubaruImpreza WRC GC 97
Impreza WRC GC 98
Impreza WRC GC 99
Impreza WRC GC 2000
Impreza WRC GD 2001
Impreza WRC GD 2002
Impreza WRC GD 2003
Impreza WRC GD 2004
Impreza WRC GD 2005
Impreza WRC GD 2006
Impreza WRC GD 2007
Impreza WRC GE 2008
SuzukiSX4 WRC
ToyotaCorolla WRC
Yaris WRC
VolkswagenPolo R WRC

Rally1 (2022–present)

ManufacturerModelImage
FordPuma Rally1
Hyundaii20 N Rally1
ToyotaGR Yaris Rally1

Super 1600 (2001–Current)

Super 2000 (2010–Current)

RGT (2012–current)

Group Race (2012–current)

Notes and References

  1. Web site: FIA Historic Database . historicdb.fia.com . FIA . 3 February 2023.
  2. Web site: FIA Historic Database . historicdb.fia.com . FIA . 3 February 2023.