1992 Archanan Rhythm WRC Dissert #69 1.0

One-time WRC champion (1999) and two-time runner-up (2000 and 2005), takes only the best drivers to know how to control it, very prone to oversteer. Punishes those who don't know how to tame it, rewards those who do. Can be extremely fast on straights, and careful use of the handbrake and throttle means that it can get through almost anything. Has a 2.2 liter turbocharged i4 making around 250 horsepower and a viscous limited-slip system that makes it great for dirt racing. Modernized every 2 years with a different sponsor and paintjob (one shown is from 2005, shortly after Dissert was first released). In 1998, a fatal crash happened involving the Rhythm during one of the WRC races, although which specific one is not known, unfortunately killing the driver, copilot, and two bystanders when it oversteered into the spectating crowd and was launched off a cliff. After 2005, the second-generation of the Rhythm was used for the WRC tournaments which was far less prone to oversteer and easier to drive. The second generation Rhythm won the 2007 WRC championship.