Renault 5 Turbo 2 – 1983 French historic registration title The Renault R5 Turbo was unveiled at the Brussels Motor Show in 1980.

The idea was to develop derivatives of production cars, designed to compete in Group 3 and then Group B rallies and competitions.

It was powered by the same engine as the R5 Alpine, with a Garett T3 turbocharger giving it 160 hp while limiting the weight gain compared with the basic model.

In 1982, the Turbo 2 was presented at the Paris Motor Show, with mainly cosmetic changes to meet economic imperatives and to offer customers greater customization.

The car's performance was as good as ever, and it proved its worth in both national and international competitions.

But because of its high price and demanding behavior, the car was only produced until 1985, making the R5 turbo 2, with less than 3,200 examples produced, a model that was not widely distributed and, above all, increasingly rare on our roads, given the small number of cars that survived the ov...