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Audi Sport Quattro Green Norev 1:18

Audi Sport Quattro Green Norev 1:18
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Specifications
Car Brand
Audi
Model Manufacturer
Norev
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
188317
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About the Audi Sport Quattro Green Norev 1:18

TL;DR: Norev's 1:18 diecast Audi Sport Quattro comes in green, with opening doors and bonnet. This used model comes with a box showing traces of storage, reproducing the shortened homologation special Audi built to keep pace in Group B rallying.

The Sport Quattro's stubby, aggressive proportions exist entirely because of rallying regulations, and that competition-driven shape is what makes the model such a distinctive subject.

Diecast Detail on a Shortened, Aggressive Body

The zinc alloy build carries the Sport Quattro's dramatically shortened wheelbase and wide arches with real presence, and the doors and bonnet open to reveal the turbocharged five-cylinder engine and a cabin that was as purposeful as the exterior. Green paint on this shape is a bold choice, and the finish holds an even gloss across the flared arches and short overhangs, letting the car's unusual, chopped-down proportions read clearly rather than blending into a more conventional hatchback silhouette.

A Homologation Special Built to Rally Regulations

Audi needed to homologate a lighter, more powerful evolution of the standard Quattro to stay competitive as Group B rallying escalated, and the Sport Quattro's shortened body and turbocharged five-cylinder engine were the direct result of that regulatory pressure rather than a styling exercise. Group B produced some of the most extreme rally cars ever built for public roads before the category was withdrawn on safety grounds, and the Sport Quattro remains one of its most visually striking homologation specials. That competition-driven origin gives the model a story that pure road cars of the same era generally cannot match.

Displaying a Used Homologation Special

This copy has been previously owned, and its box shows traces of storage rather than anything affecting the casting itself. With opening doors and bonnet, checking both settle cleanly is worthwhile before display. Placed among other Group B or homologation-era cars, the Sport Quattro's distinctive short-wheelbase silhouette makes it an immediate visual anchor, standing apart from more conventional 1980s performance hatchbacks nearby.

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