Lancia DELTA HF TURBO IE RED VERY RARE CLASSIC
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Sale price: £7,495.00
Car location: United Kingdom
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Item Features Lancia DELTA:
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Year: | 1991 | Mileage: | 125,000 |
Reg. Mark: | H*** *** Get the Vehicle Status Report | Fuel: | Petrol |
Manufacturer: | Lancia | Engine Size: | 1,600 |
Model: | Delta HF Turbo IE | Power: | 140 |
Type: | Sports Hatchback | Seats: | 5 |
Doors: | 5 | Drive Side: | Right-hand drive |
Colour: | Red | Safety Features: | Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag, Rear seat belts, Safety Belt Pretensioners, Side Airbags |
Metallic Paint: | Yes | Exterior: | Alloy Wheels, Catalytic Converter |
Interior/Comfort Options: | Power Locks | MOT Expiry: | 06/2017 |
In-Car Audio: | AM/FM Stereo, CD Player | Transmission: | Manual |
Independent Vehicle Inspection: | Yes |
vehicle description:
Here at Xclusive Motorz we are excited, honoured, delighted and proud to offer for sale this amazing example of a timeless classic/Collectors Item in fantastic original condition.
The Lancia DELTA is a small family car produced by Italian automobile manufacturer Lancia in three generations. The first generation produced between 1979 and 1994, the second generation from 1993 to 1999, and the third generation from 2008 to 2014.
The DELTA was first shown at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 1979. The DELTA dominated the World Rally Championship during the late 1980s and early 1990s.
The car that would become the DELTA during its development went by the project codename Y 5, was conceived as an upmarket front-wheel drive small family car positioned below the larger Beta; an offering around four meters in length had been absent from Lancia"s lineup since the demise of the Fulvia Berlina in 1973. Design was by Giorgetto Giugiaro"s Italdesign. Its platform put together MacPherson suspension developed for the Beta with four-cylinder, SOHC engines derived from the Fiat Ritmo. The Fiat engines were revised by Lancia engineers with a Weber twin-choke carburettor, a new inlet manifold, exhaust system and ignition. To achieve its market positioning the DELTA offered features uncommon in the segment, as fully independent suspension, rack and pinion steering, available air conditioning, optional split-folding rear seat, height-adjustable steering wheel, and defogger. Its three-piece body-coloured bumpers made from polyester resin sheet moulding compound were claimed by Lancia to be a first in the industry. The heating and ventilation were developed with help from Saab, experts in the field.
Whilst details about the car were known since the spring, the Lancia DELTA was unveiled to the public at the September 1979 Frankfurt Motor Show. The DELTA was met with warm reception at the Frankfurt unveiling by the Italian press and by the German one to booth; in December it was awarded the Car of the Year 1980 recognition by a jury of 53 automotive journalists from 16 European countries.
The first performance DELTA was the DELTA HF, which was introduced in July 1983 and went on sale in September after a first appearance at the Frankfurt Motor Show. The HF acronym—last used on the Stratos—stood for High Fidelity, and had been used on performance version of Lancia cars since 1966. It was front-wheel drive and powered by a turbocharged version of the 1.6-litre engine from the DELTA GT; the system used a Garrett TBO- 225 turbocharger with wastegate valve, an air-to-air heat exchanger, a blow-through twin-choke Weber carburetor and Marelli Microplex ignition with pre-ignition control. To withstand the additional stress deriving from turbocharging upgrades were made to the oil system, with increased capacity and an oil cooler, and to the heads with sodium-filled valves. The gearbox was a ZF 5-speed unit. Dampers, springs and steering were retuned, and the tyres were wide 175/65 Michelin TRX on R 340 alloy wheels. In true Lancia tradition the exterior of the HF was relatively understated: changes were limited to silver HF badging on the grille, a deeper chin spoiler, black trim, new unpainted side skirts with small silver turbo badges in front of the rear wheels, the 1982 roof spoiler painted in black, air intake cowls on the bonnet grilles, bronze-tinted athermic glass and 8-spoke alloy wheels. The cabin featured a leather-covered steering wheel and supplementary digital instrumentation with bar indicators; the upholstery material was the usual Zegna fabric, and Recaro sport seats covered in the same cloth optional. About ten thousand DELTA HF were made, in a two-year production period.
In October 1985 Lancia unveiled alongside the road-going DELTA S4 a new version of the HF, renamed DELTA HF turbo in view of the four-wheel-drive HF début awaited after the next summer. To address some criticisms the car was given less subdued styling features and more generous equipment to differentiate it from the other DELTAs; namely red HF turbo script on the grille, the side skirts and the rear hatch, a three-spoke sport steering wheel, dual wing mirrors, a two-colour pinstripe along the mid-bodyside character line and Pirelli P6 tyres on 14-inch Cromodora alloy wheels with a new 8-hole design. Price, technical specifications and performance remained mostly unchanged. When the more powerful, four-wheel-drive HF models were introduced in the later years the HF turbo remained on sale alongside them.
In June 1991 the last update of the DELTA went on sale, almost twelve years after its 1979 début. The front-wheel drive range was reduced to three models, LX, GT i.e. and HF turbo; all three of them had gained body-colour side skirts, dual body-colour wing mirrors, athermic glass, electric windows and seat belts. LX and GT i.e. donned a chrome grille, the louvered bonnet from the HF integrale 8v and optional 8-spoke diamond-cut alloy wheels from the Dedra. Updated colour and trim included green and blue Metallescente mica paint and glen plaid cloth upholstery. The DELTA LX abandoned the 1.3 in favour of a revised version of the 1.5-litre engine. Dual round headlights and the domed, vented bonnet from the HF integrale 16v made the HF turbo look almost like an HF integrale.
As the second generation was ready to be launched in 1993, after a career of 13 years the front-wheel drive DELTA was phased out at the end of 1992. Production of the HF integrale would continue for two years more.
As the prices on all DELTA`s are going through the roof at the moment. bag yourself a good investment that you can enjoy.
1991 Lancia DELTA 1.6 HF TURBO IE (140 BHP)A very rare vehicle, only 133 left in UK (97 SORN, 36 Licensed)
ABOUT THIS VEHICLE-
The HF turbo became the top car of the DELTA range. It"s the car that took the rough, the smooth and the AUDI QUATTRO and ruled the earth devouring all in its path.
From 1987-1992, the DELTA consecutively won the Group A manufacturers championship, a record which hold to this day. With these results, Lancia have made the DELTA one of the most successful rally cars ever built - a legendary car of our time.
Rare in right hand drive – the car was first registered in United Kingdom in 1991.
The vehicle is red with amazing paintwork, original alloy wheels and Recaro interior. In it"s 26 years it has been very well looked after evidently with invoices and has only covered 125k. It is a pleasure to drive and has a lot of power and torque for a 1.6, Sounds fantastic and certainly turns heads. These cars will be over £20K in the future so act fast and grab a bargain. It comes with three keys and has a current MOT. It is totally solid underneath and has recently been wax oiled to protect its future. All the electrics & features work. If you want a car that is just pure fun, looks great and will give you a better return than any bank account than this is the car for you.
Many great road-cars have been created for homologation requirements and the Lancia DELTA is one such car.
At this price, this is a great classic car to own. It is truly one fast appreciating solid investment, especially when considering that some Integrale Evo’s are nowadays fetching in excess of £50K.
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