: Only about 1,930 units of the official Pack GT were produced between 1982 and 1984, making it a rare find on today's market. Performance & Mechanics
: In standard trim, it produced roughly 150–160 hp . Alpine A310 V6-raceautopack
: It featured massive fiberglass fender flares , a deeper front spoiler, and a large wrap-around rear wing. : Only about 1,930 units of the official
The heart of the car remained the , a joint venture between Peugeot, Renault, and Volvo. The heart of the car remained the ,
: To fill those widened arches, it utilized 15-inch Gotti wheels , moving away from the standard three-stud design to a more robust four-stud setup.
: For those seeking true racing performance, the rare Boulogne edition (the ultimate "race pack") featured a bored-out 2.8L engine with triple Weber carburetors, boosting power to roughly 190–210 hp .
: Its rear-engine layout provided immense traction but required a skilled hand to manage the weight bias.