The Audi 200 Quattro was Audi Sport's Group A rally car in 1987, the first World Rally Championship season without Group B, and replaced the ageing Quattro. Hannu Mikkola and Walter Röhrl drove it. Röhrl and Christian Geistdorfer finished third on the Monte Carlo Rally. In April Mikkola and co-driver Arne Hertz won the 4,011 km Safari Rally in Kenya, with Röhrl and Geistdorfer second, an Audi one-two. Mikkola and Hertz also took third on the Acropolis Rally. It was the first four-wheel-drive car to win the Safari and the last WRC win for Audi, and the 200 Quattro was the last car Audi ran in rallying as a works team.
A rally version of the large 200 quattro saloon that Audi entered in selected Group A rounds in 1987 after the Group B ban. Walter Röhrl finished third on its Monte Carlo debut and Hannu Mikkola won the Safari Rally.
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1 trim · 1987–1987Audi contested selected 1987 events with around 240 hp, among them Monte Carlo and the Safari Rally. Mikkola and Hertz took the first four-wheel drive win in the 4,000 km Kenyan event, ahead of their teammates Rohrl and Geistdorfer.
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200 quattro Group A
Sedan · 1987–1987
Body
Sedan
Debut
1987
Production
1987–1987
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