The annual RM Sotheby’s London auction, taking place at Marlborough House on November 5, is held for the 16th year in conjunction with the London to Brighton Veteran Car Run, of which RM Sotheby’s is ...

Italian motorsport company Kimera Automobili has unveiled one of the cooler restomods we’ve seen lately: a modern, road-legal take on one of the baddest rally cars ever, the Lancia 037. The Abarth and ...

From 1982 to the end of the 1986 season of the World Rally Championship, Group B was the “it” word of the motorsport world. Due to the outright performance of Group B-specification rally cars, the ...

Back in the 1980s, Audi looked set to dominate the WRC. This is thanks to their incredible Quattro, a four-wheel drive car that they thought would easily beat rivals Lancia and their two-wheel drive ...

Lancia has marked the 40th year since the Rally 037 won its fifth World Constructor's Championship at the World Rally Championship (WRC). It achieved this by smashing the competition at the Sanremo ...

Many years before Volkswagen would make the most out of a 1.8-liter engine, Fiat, Lancia, and Abarth were the trio making big power using supercharged four-cylinders. The extremely light Lancia 037 ...

Jonathan loves just about anything with a motor and a steering wheel. As a kid, Jonathan collected any kind of toy car he could lay his hands on, and begged his parents to take him to the monster ...

The early 1980s loom large when it comes to rally cars for a crushingly good reason – it was the unrepeatable, unsurpassably brilliant Group B era. This was a time of high-speed techno madness, but, ...

At RM Sotheby's latest auction held in conjunction with Germany's Techno Classica Essen classic-car festival, two Lancia rally-car legends from the infamous Group B era sold for more than double their ...

As a mid-engined rear-wheel drive car against Audi's all-wheel drive Quattros, the Lancia 037 was probably not the favorite to win the 1983 World Rally Championship. But, the Italians were more than ...

Italian motorsport company Kimera Automobili has unveiled one of the cooler restomods we’ve seen lately: a modern, road-legal take on one of the baddest rally cars ever, the Lancia 037. The Abarth and ...