It's amazing what you can find on eBay. Like, for example, a factory-built 1983 Audi Quattro A2 Group B rally car. Such a vehicle can be yours for just $385,000.

But I reckon when someone mentions Group B it’s the Audi Sport Quattro that most likely jumps to the front of your mind (jumping 20ft through the air at the 1000 Lakes Rally while it’s at it ...

I am, of course, talking about the Audi Quattro, so let's check out the car, what Group B was and meant, and bask ourselves in turbocharged, fire-spitting craziness. First off, let's take a look ...

More than 30 years later and the Quattro S1 E2 remains the poster child of the rally scene and Audi's turbocharged inline-five engine. And as you may know, the latter is still alive in the RS3 hot ...

Race for Glory focuses on the 1983 World Rally Championship and Lancia's effort to dethrone Audi Sport and its all-wheel-drive Quattro, which should make for tons of nerd catnip with all the on ...

Audi Tradition celebrates the 30th anniversary of quattro – Special exhibition at the Audi museum mobile – Attendance at the world’s largest classic car show, the Techno Classica in Essen ...

The Quattro S1 E2 was powered by a turbocharged 2.1-liter five-cylinder engine fitted with one of the world's first anti-lag systems. Power was officially stated at 470 hp, but cars routinely made ...