Lancia Prisma 1600 (831) '1982–86desenhado por Italdesign

Lancia Rally Gruppo B (SE037) '1982–86desenhado por Pininfarina

Lancia Rally Gruppo B (SE037) '1982–86
Lancia Rally Gruppo B (SE037) '1982–86
Lancia Rally Gruppo B (SE037) '1982–86
Sob o capô Lancia Rally Gruppo B (SE037) '1982–86
Painel frontal Lancia Rally Gruppo B (SE037) '1982–86

Saab-Lancia 600 '1982–86desenhado por Italdesign

Saab-Lancia 600 '1982–86
Saab-Lancia 600 '1982–86
 
Painel frontal Saab-Lancia 600 '1982–86

Lancia Prisma (831) '1982–89desenhado por ItaldesignProduzido em 317378 cópias

Lancia Prisma turbo ds (831) '1986–89
Lancia Prisma integrale (831) '1987–89
Lancia Prisma turbo ds (831) '1985–86
Lancia Prisma turbo ds (831) '1985–86
Painel frontal Lancia Prisma 4WD (831) '1986–87

Lancia Delta Turbo 4×4 (831) '04.1982desenhado por Italdesign

Lancia Delta Turbo 4×4 (831) '04.1982
Lancia Delta Turbo 4×4 (831) '04.1982
Lancia Delta Turbo 4×4 (831) '04.1982
 

Lancia presented 4×4 prototype at the 1982 Turin Motor Show. The prototype kept the original model's basic mechanicals, but it had a 1600 cc engine supercharged by turbocompressor, delivering an output of 130 HP. Permanent transmission to all four wheels was obtained by adding a torque-splitter with longitudinal drive for rear-wheel transmission to the original gearbox-differential unit. A two-section shaft transmits drive to the self-locking rear differential. The most important novelty from the Lancia Experimental Workshop was this torque-splitter differential which was inserted into the engine/transverse gearbox unit and the crown wheel and pinion for transmission to the rear wheels.

Mirabella Racing Lancia LC2 (#0004) '1983Produzido em uma única cópia

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