homologation
Homologation means a car has to be officially approved for racing, so the maker builds enough of them to meet rules.
Homologation is the process of certifying a vehicle to meet specific racing regulations, often requiring a minimum number of production units. Manufacturers build these models mainly for compliance rather than mass sales.
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