Rally cars are specially designed vehicles used in rally racing, a motorsport that takes place on various terrains, including dirt, gravel, and snow. These cars are built for speed and agility, featuring powerful engines, advanced suspension systems, and reinforced bodies to withstand rough conditions. In rally events, drivers navigate through timed stages, often with the help of a co-driver who provides instructions. The races can cover long distances and require a mix of skill, strategy, and teamwork. Popular rally competitions include the World Rally Championship (WRC) and the Rally America series.