Between 1966 and 1974, the Lancia works racing team used the Fulvia primarily in rallies.
In 1972, the team won the World Rally Championship, not least thanks to Sandro Munari’s victory at the Monte Carlo Rally.
This first-series Fulvia Rallye 1.6 HF was produced in a run of just 1,258 units, has had only two owners and has been lovingly cared for from the outset.
Bodywork, chassis, mechanics and interior – all in excellent original condition.
The 1,584 cc engine produces 130 hp and, thanks to aluminium bonnet and doors and plastic rear and side windows, accelerates the car – which weighs just 850 kg – to 100 km/h in 9.5 seconds.
The top speed is approximately 190 km/h.
Short gear changes and a crisp suspension make the little Fulvia a real cornering machine.