¤ Citroën ZX Rallye Raid Prototype – 1990

French registration title in the name of Automobiles
Citroën, cancelled upon previous transfer
Sold without contrôle technique

Estimation hors taxes

In the early 1980s, motorsport governing bodies gave rise to the most demonic rally cars by creating Group B.

Cars falling under this new classification, which was very liberal in terms of power, transmission and weight, simply had to be built in 200 units, with around 20 of them upgraded and christened Évolution, eligible to compete in the World Rally Championship.

This category made a particular mark on the sport and on people’s minds, as the vehicles achieved record power levels (over 500 hp, an insane figure for the time), but also because of its fatal accidents, which led to its ban in May 1986, effective 1 January 1987.


The Audi Quattro, Renault 5 Turbo, Lancia Delta and 037, Ford RS200, Metro 6R4 and Peugeot 205 T16 found a second life in
the European Rallycross Championship.

Peugeot...