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    Turns tarmac to gravel

    Feb 23, 2022 3 minutes
    MATTHEW HAYWARD
    by Octane staff and contributors

    WHAT WOULD A Group A homologation car be like if it was built today? Fast, four-wheel-drive and with some genuine motorsport pedigree, the GR Yaris answers that question.

    I covet many of the original Group A cars – and even own a 1994 Toyota Celica GT-Four – which made the news of Toyota building an all-new bespoke Yaris for rallying incredibly exciting. Enthusiasts flocked to Toyota

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