The Audi Quattro was the first four-wheel-drive rally car and had an undisputed advantage over other rally teams for years, per Snap Lab.In 1981, its year of debut, Audi won the rallies of Sweden ...

Audi Sport competes in several racing categories, including GT2, but it hasn’t participated in the World Rally Championship (WRC) for many years.It’s not planning a comeback, either, so a ...

If you're a Rally fan, the Audi Quattro is already a legend. But the uninitiated might mistake it for an early-'80s Audi Coupe with bigger wheels and a body kit. That impression is not wholly ...

With the Quattro outclassed by the Peugeot 205 T16, Audi began working on a more extreme version of its rally car. Developed in a rather short space of time, the Quattro S1 E2 was a notable ...

The Sport Quattro was produced for just two years, from 1984 to 1985. Because of its pivotal importance to Audi, the WRC, and ...

Audi still uses the Quattro brand to this day for its all-wheel-drive system. And it's a modern version of this system that allows even its biggest sedan to feel right at home at a rally stage.

The original Audi Quattro was a revolutionary car, instantly defeating all of the establishment of the rallying world and instantly resetting everyone’s watch to all-wheel drive. At least that ...

Audi Rally Quattro After transforming rallying for good, the Rally Quattro went on to win just about everything - with up to 600bhp under the bonnet. By: Auto Express team. 9 Jun 2009 ...

1984 Audi Sport Quattro Rewind Review: Wheeling the ’80s Rally Monster. Audi’s 1980s superstar reminds us why one of our favorite words is “homologation.” ...

The inspiration for the seminal Audi Quattro, which revolutionized all-wheel drive, came from an off-roader the automaker built for the German military.

Like, for example, a factory-built 1983 Audi Quattro A2 Group B rally car. Such a vehicle can be yours for just $385,000. The seller claims the car is all-original, and it comes with a collection ...