Prior Design's Widebody Audi Coupé B3 Is Nostalgic for '80s Group B Rallying
Limited to just 40 units.
German modification company Prior Design is one of the best out there, and its wide body kit for the 1988 Audi Coupé B3 proves just that.
Rarely does a company produce body parts for a car that is over 30 years old. Instead, the industry is filled with tuned Mercedes-Benz G-Class‘ and reworked exotics. However, Prior Design has looked to Audi’s rallying heritage and has developed something that wouldn’t look out of place in the 1980s, when Quattro was dominating Group B rally races.
The Prior Design Audi Coupé B3 is undoubtedly cool. Sitting on a set of matte black five-spoke rims, you’ll see a boxy body complete with wide wheel arches, a squared-off front end with five bonnet slats, canards on the side, and a large front splitter.
On the side profile, you’ll spot new side skirts with carbon fiber air ducts appearing just above them. At the rear, Prior Design brings a slightly more contemporary aesthetic thanks to a set of oval-shaped exhaust pipes (that look reminiscent of modern Audis), and a new rear bumper-diffuser combination. Rounding out the look is a large extended lip spoiler. Black branding on the side and rear completes the custom design.
Prior Design spent four months developing the Audi Coupé B3 wide body kit with “well-known figures from the automotive industry.” Only 40 are due to be built, costing €5,798 EUR each (approx. $6,700 USD). Take a closer look at the car above, and purchase your kit while stocks last on Prior Design’s website.
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