Ah, the Lancia Delta Integrale: a rally homologation special and all-weather supercar that is a hero to many of us of a certain age.
We've brought two of them together: first, an original car owned by Autocar's own deputy road test editor Richard Lane. It's a 1990 model with a few personal tweaks that make the car very special to Richard.
The second is a restomod by Maturo cars of the Netherlands. Maturo involves itself heavily in rallying and wanted to make the optimum Integrale for the road. And this is it. They do loads of work to the shell and the body and the engine and the suspension and the brakes and etc etc etc: it's massively re-engineered but fundamentally is still an Integrale.
Join Matt Prior and Richard Lane as they drive the two cars back-to-back and get under the skin of them both.
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