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The title of "worst rally car" can be subjective, but the Lancia Delta S4 is often criticized for its complexity and unreliability. Despite its innovative design and power, it struggled with mechanical issues during its competitive years in the Group B era. Additionally, some argue that it lacked the necessary balance for handling, making it difficult to drive effectively in rally conditions. Ultimately, while it had potential, its shortcomings led to a mixed legacy in the rally world.
What else can I help you with?
How much is a rally car?
As much as you wait to pay for one. A rally car can be a normal everyday family car, and you can make it into a rally car depending on how much money you have. You don't need certain parts for a rally car, but they all help.
When was Rental car rally created?
Rental car rally was created in 2008.
What is a rally track?
A rally track is a dirt course with bumps and sometimes obstacles to dodge around. You are usually in a 'rally car' which is a modified car.
Where can one find rally car parts online?
The leading online retailer of rally car parts is the website Rally Sport Direct. The website offers all the parts one needs to fix any problem on any rally car.
In which episode of Family Guy does Peter get a rally car?
It doesn't appear Peter ever obtains a rally car.
What is the rally car race event called?
WRC or World Rally Championship.
Do you have car rally games?
User #1 (Craig): I have Colin McRae Rally 2005.
What does a rally car look like?
A rally car looks like an everyday car but with safety features inside, stickers, and sometimes fancy paint jobs and bumper-lights.
Who are the best drivers?
Rally car drivers.
When is the next british car rally?
2008.As
How fast can a rally car go?
105 km/h. You may read more about rally car at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rally_car I hope this can help you.
Do they do rally car driving in the Olympics?
No The 1936 Olympics in Berlin included a car rally. It was won by Miss Betty Haig who started from Birmingham, England in a Singer.
