If you have a relatively obscure vehicle from a couple of decades ago, or more, you've surely run into the issue of parts availability. Automakers can't afford to produce replacement parts for every ...

Rallying has proven to be big business for manufacturers over the years, especially for those who offer some form of off-roading technology. It not only helps brands test and develop their upcoming ...

Group B rally is remembered as a golden age of perilous, runaway performance. Yet the vast majority of cars homologated under this category were tamer, more modest vehicles. In fact, three of them in ...

The short, exciting era of Group B rally racing ran from 1982 to 1986 and saw impressive engineering, talented drivers, and tight competition. The FIA created this new class of cars to inject fresh ...

Group B’s deadly collapse reshaped rallying and, unexpectedly, helped forge the Ferrari F40 through abandoned race tech and a changing supercar world. Group B rally's end halted Ferrari's 288 GTO ...

View post: Survive The Summer Heat With Walmart's $360 Portable Air Conditioner That’s Now 50% Off At the height of the Group B rallying formula, things started to get out of hand, with spiraling ...

Peugeot brought this car out in late 1984, won nearly every rally it entered that season, won the 1985 championship, won the title again the next year, and then Group B disbanded. Only in the ...

Though short-lived, the Group B era and its homologation requirements produced some of the craziest road-legal, mid-engine machines, such as the following five legends. Since its inaugural 1973 season ...

Welcome back to Choices, where seemingly similar cars are pit against one another in a battle for your affection. It’s like trying to choose your favourite hamburger (they’re all great, right?) Your ...

Rally driving is one of the most demanding forms of motorsport. Heavily modified production cars take on mud, gravel, snow, ice, and narrow boulder-lined roads at breakneck speeds. Surviving in this ...