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Lancia Delta S4 #8 D. Cerrato / G. Cerri Rally San Remo 1986 IXO 1:18

Lancia Delta S4 #8 D. Cerrato / G. Cerri Rally San Remo 1986 IXO 1:18
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Specifications
Brand
Lancia
Manufacturer
IXO
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
New Model
SKU
18RMC133
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About the Lancia Delta S4 #8 D. Cerrato / G. Cerri Rally San Remo 1986 IXO 1:18

TL;DR: IXO's 1:18 diecast Lancia Delta S4 reproduces car #8, driven by D. Cerrato and G. Cerri at the 1986 Rally San Remo, during Group B's final season, the twin-charged Delta S4 standing among the most technically extreme rally cars ever homologated.

Group B pushed rally engineering further than regulators could safely allow, and 1986 turned out to be the category's final full season before the rules changed for good.

The Delta S4 and Group B's Final Season

Lancia developed the Delta S4 with both a turbocharger and a supercharger feeding its mid-mounted engine, a twin-charging solution that minimized lag while delivering explosive power for a rally car of its size, making it one of the defining technical statements of the Group B era. The category's cars grew so powerful and so demanding to control that 1986 marked its last full season of top-level international competition, following safety concerns that led governing bodies to ban Group B from world championship rallying shortly afterward. Rally San Remo, run on demanding Italian roads, formed part of that final Group B championship season, with the Delta S4 representing Lancia's most technically ambitious response to Group B's near-unlimited engineering freedom.

IXO's Rendering of a Landmark Rally Car

The Delta S4's boxy, heavily vented bodywork reflected genuine functional needs, cooling for both the turbocharger and supercharger, and IXO's diecast construction captures those vents and flared arches with real clarity at 1:18. The San Remo livery's team colors and number treatment place this car within a documented, specific chapter of rallying's most dramatic and ultimately short-lived era.

A Piece of Rallying's Most Extreme Chapter

This Delta S4 belongs at the center of any Group B collection, a car built during a period the sport never fully repeated.

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