There’s not a lot of postscript on the 205 T16 to latch onto, either. Peugeot brought this car out in late 1984, won nearly every rally it entered that season, won the 1985 championship, won the title ...

If you’re into rallying and all things with an internal combustion engine and 4WD, then you certainly know who is the man behind the wheel of the Peugeot 405 featured in Climb Dance. Before Peugeot ...

One infamously fluid area of its regulation was the policing of the mandatory 200 road car registrations needed to homologate each Group B competitor. Perhaps nowadays car makers could easily make a ...

Homologation is a wonderful thing. It's what brings us street-legal, near race-spec versions of some of our favorite icons of motorsports. Today's example is no different, and it hails from the ...

Homologation specials don’t come more …special than this: the road version of Peugeot’s two-times World Rally champion, the 205 T16. Peugeot built just 200 of these road-going mid-engine hatchbacks ...

Whether you grew up with Group B rally on the television set or you've just scoured YouTube and the rest of the Web for all the video you can find, chances are, if you know what Group B rally is, ...

It couldn’t last. But while world rallying’s Group B was in play, the axis of global motorsport shifted firmly away from Formula One and onto the snow, gravel and desert stages that forced the drivers ...

An epic hot hatch that few seem to remember nowadays, the 205 T16 was an insane 1980s homologation special the likes of which you rarely saw on public roads during that exciting decade. It all starts ...

You don’t see a Peugeot 205 T16 every day, especially a racing variant, that’s why someone decided to build one from the ground up. Being part of the Group B rally legends makes the mid-engine Peugeot ...

'Homologation' is an evocative word for the likes of us. An obligation to sell road versions of cars intended for competition has produced some of the most iconic models ever known. The Ferrari 250 ...

It doesn’t seem like anyone knew what they were setting in motion. After all, these were just rally cars, only faster. But something came unhinged under the Group B regulations, and the presence of ...