The Lancia Rally 037 was a car developed for the FIA World Rally Championship Group B, debuting in 1982. Designed by Abarth and manufactured based on the Lancia Montecarlo with Pininfarina bodywork, it featured a Roots-type supercharged Abarth engine (Volumex) and double wishbone suspension.
Jean-Claude Andruet won the 16th Rallye International de La Baule in 1983, with a Lancia 037 (Team Chardonnet) and Martine Rick-Place as co-driver. The Exin model's livery, although not identical, is possibly inspired by this car, especially considering it carries the Rally decal albeit with a different year.