INTRODUCTION
Brainchild of Tony Fall, the Group 4 Ascona B 400 was developed to replace the Group 1/2 Kadett GT/E and put Opel on top of the international and World Rally Championship (WRC) scenes. A feat that it achieved in 1982 when German Walter Röhrl won his second WRC drivers championship at the wheel of the Opel Ascona against the armada of four-wheel drive Audi quattros. The Group 4 Ascona B 400 was transferred into Group B in 1983, soon to be replaced by its sister car – the Manta B 400.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- HISTORY
- RALLY CAR SPECIFICATIONS
- HOMOLOGATION MODEL
- ROAD CAR SPECIFICATIONS
- VIDEOS
- LIBRARY / REFERENCES
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