Citroen ZX WRC Coupe 1990

Specifications Citroen ZX WRC Coupe 1990 blueprint

The Citroen ZX WRC Coupe 1990 was a top-of-the-line race car that combined power and precision. It was powered by a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine producing an impressive 270 horsepower that was carried through a five-speed manual transmission. The exterior of the car featured a muscular body with aerodynamic styling, which included an aggressive front bumper with a bright day-glow red spoiler and air intakes on either side of the hood. The car had glossy black wheels and smoked headlights which cut through the night as the car rocketed around the track. Inside, the car was kitted out with a sporty interior, boasting two black leather racing seats with a stylish red and black checkerboard pattern that gave the cockpit a vibrant hue. There was an extra glove box for extra storage and the cabin felt spacious and comfortable during long races. It had a detailed dashboard with white-faced gauges for monitoring the car and an integrated air conditioning system. Power was not an issue either, thanks to the four-wheel independent suspension system with match dampers for a smooth ride, as well as powerful ceramic brakes which offered precise control and a strong stopping force. Staying true to its racing pedigree, the car was also fitted out with a host of other racing components such as a slick gearbox, a high-performance clutch and a stiff racing suspension. Whether racing on the track or as part of a rally event, the Citroen ZX WRC Coupe 1990 had the power and performance to keep up with the most ambitious racers.