You learn something new... - Cars you didn't know existed, until now!

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I found this pic, but I don't recognize it.
What car is this??

It appears to be an Opel of some sort. That "Ferrarina" is awesome.
 
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Keen users of eyes will notice that I found that in an RAC banner ad.

Technically it does exist, just in sort of... 2 separate entities.


First person to work out the two generic euroboxes that were shamelessly Photoshopped together get a cookie.

Go!
 
Actually the rear is Astra too. As are those rather lovely wheels - straight off the 'Design' trim, as I recall.

Just the middle bit now. C'mon kids, look at that trademark rear window!
 
Edit: yeah changed my mind, I'd go with Astra front and back, with 206 in the middle, so i've been beaten to it too!
 
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Lancia Hyena? Named for the cackles of laughter when people saw it?

Actually, that's harsh. I quite like it. The world needs more compact coupes. I suppose Hyena was to Delta Integrale as Prodrive P1 was to Impreza STI.
 
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Specifications:

* Homologation: None - Prototype
* Layout: Mid Engine, RWD

Engine Specifications:

* Engine: 1860cc Inline 4 cylinder (Zhiguli)
* Head: DOHC 16 Valve
* Fuel: Electronic
* Induction: Forced Turbo
* Power: 300hp

Specifications:

* Homologation: None - Prototype
* Layout: Mid Engine, RWD

Engine Specifications:

* Engine: 1860cc Inline 4 cylinder (Zhiguli)
* Head: DOHC 16 Valve
* Fuel: Electronic
* Induction: Forced Turbo
* Power: 300hp

Based on the Lada 2108 model, VFTS built a Group B special. This was a rear wheel drive sports car with the engine of 300 hp. Several prototypes had been built and funds were allocated for constructing the 200 homologation copies, but the project never happened because of the cessation of Group B at the end of 1986.
 
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