Peugeot Sport has thrown open the steel doors to its V lizy workshops, giving those interested (i.e., guess who) a glimpse of what goes on to prepare its new Peugeot 307 WRC rally car for competition. From assembly to testing, each car takes 45 days and enough parts to keep an entire elementary school in a K'Nex-induced trance for a month.

Birth Of A Rally Car - Creation Of A Peugeot 307 WRC [Paddock Talk]

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