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Lancia Delta Integrale 16V

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  1. Hawkeye

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  2. Hightower

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  3. leeber

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    love the delta integrale. probably because not many of them around. whats the differences between owning this version and the 1994/1995 final versions or EVO's that arent able to meet the 25 year rule for import into the USA yet?
     
  4. bjwhite

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    Well, we are just starting to get into Evo timeframes for importation. Evo has wider flares, 5-spoke hubs, bigger wheels/brakes, interior tweaks. Many other small things.
     
  5. crinoid

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    Woah cool
     
  6. Jdubbya

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    Cool car!!
     
  7. wax

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    They make a beautiful noise


    - via iPhone
     
  8. leeber

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    such a vast difference in prices between the later evo/finale editions versus this one. but i like this one. always been hesitant to buy lancia's because of lack of mechanic expertise where i reside. really want to buy an integrale but never have seen one in person. and am thankful for this post to reinvigorate my wants. ill be thinking about this while i pick a badly needed daily driver.
     
  9. scudF1

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    Growing up in Europe, I used to see integrales all the time. The amazing sound, the wide body which btw it looked even wider on the narrow European streets..everything was special about that car. I wish I had some extra room in my garage and get my hands on one of those. great car.
     
  10. wendell

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    Did it sell?
     
  11. BartonWorkman

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    Love these cars.

    But, I live in South Florida and the big question is, did any of them come with factory
    A/C?

    Or, were they all the "Non-functioning A/C" the guy refers to in the video?

    BHW
     
  12. FiatRN

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    To address some questions (NOT MY CAR):

    As far as my research into these cars suggests, they all came with AC. I could be wrong, but all the AWD cars seem to have AC. But they are Italian cars from the 1980s and early 1990s, so you decide how functional that AC may be - probably pretty decent?

    A very quick history of the 2litre cars (there were smaller engined, non-awd varieties available as well):


    2 litre, turbo charged, intercooled, fuel injected, all wheel drive, three differentials (!), 5 speed only, sunroofs optional, 4 doors, hatch back.


    Delta HF 4WD - 165hp, flat hood, no fender flares
    Delta HF integrale: 8Valves, had 185hp, flat hood, fender flares.
    Delta HF integrale 16V - 16valves, bigger turbo and intercooler, 200-205hp, bumped hood, fender flares, ABS optional
    Delta HF integrale "evolution" - 210-215hp, ABS

    The 16V cars have a different torque split than the 8V cars (more rear biased), they weigh a little more, they have optional ABS, 7" instead of 6.5" wide wheels, hydraulic clutch and other little changes.

    The evolution models are very different - while the basics remained the same, track was widened, suspension mounting points were changed, the hood got more venting, all 4 headlights became the same diameter, changed to 5 bolt hubs, side skirts are different, the wing was added, and (supposedly) not a single body panel interchanges.

    there were many special editions of the Evo, but they were mostly badge and paint, not mechanically different.

    The ebay advert says that this car was bid up to 20,200$ and did not meet reserve. From the photos alone, the car has ABS. It also has the correct steering wheel, a nice touch. The wing was added, bc it is a "evo" wing - it can be adjusted to sit flush with the roof or stand straight up. The side lights on the front fenders are different than most Deltas, bc they are japanese market side lights. The HF badges on the fenders cover the holes for the original lights, which seems to be how this modification was made in japanese market cars without a costly repainting of the fenders.

    It sure looks clean and pretty.

    the market for these seems pretty varied. Year, location, condition all come into play.
     
  13. 95spiderman

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    only came across this car once but it was a cool once. over 15 yrs ago was doing one of my 1st track days ever in my new Ferrari at limerock. started to snow and I spun out on the down hill turn doing a 720 but miraculously not hitting anything. I limped into the pits and parked next to an evo integrale. driver saw what happened to me and asked if I wanted a ride in his 'snowmobile'. I got in and he proceeded to lap the track sideways faster than I was doing going straight. we did about 5 laps before snow got so heavy they closed the track for the day. was a great rally experience in an awesome car
     
  14. bjwhite

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    Looks like it bid up to a little over $20k but had a BIN of $42k. $42k is way too much for a non Evolution car. Since this is just a 16v, I would think it's condition would warrant $25k.
     
  15. zc911

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    You cant buy an EVO anywhere for 42k US anymore.
    Did you see the ugly 8V that sold on BAT for 25k US
     
  16. Hawkeye

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    Taking the car off of the market, thanks!
     
  17. zc911

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    Hang on to it, they are just to going to go up on value
    There is a nice 16v that I helped import up on BAT now. Ends Wednesday. Keep an eye on it see how it goes for price.
     

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