Fans can look forward to an exciting throaty roar from the powerful new World Rally Cars when they debut in the WRC next season.
The promise of more noise from 2017’s upgraded power plants comes from Citroën Racing engine manager Patrice Davesne, who is leading the development of the new C3 World Rally Car engine, and will delight fans yearning for a more macho sound in the rally’s special stages.
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