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Porsche in 1:43 scale
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Launched in 2004, the 911 Type 997 was restyled in summer 2008. The cosmetic changes included slightly different bumpers. The GT3 version reproduced here was a little bit more powerful, like the rest of the range. The flat-6 was increased from 3.6 litres to 3.8 litres, and the power from 415 to 435 hp. This beautiful Porsche is, of course, a rear wheel-drive.
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Porsche 911 GT3 (991) 2012 white (Minichamps) 1:43
The 911 (991) was released at the end of 2011. But the GT3 waited until March 2013 to be released in Geneva. Worthily celebrating the 50th anniversary of the 911, the GT3 is equipped with a direct injection engine, a PDK double-clutch gearbox, a high-traction rear-wheel drive and develops 40 hp more than its predecessor (475 hp).
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Porsche 911 Speedster 2019 (991) red (Minichamps) 1:43
Introduced at the New York Auto Show in spring 2019, this Speedster was the last variant of the Porsche 991, while the next generation, the 992, was already available. This 502 hp Speedster is lighter than the previous versions, thanks to its 2-seat cabin. To celebrate its 70th anniversary, Porsche only produced 1,948 cars, in homage to the release date of the first 356.
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Porsche 356 C convertible silver (Maxichamps) 1:43
The 356 debuted in 1948 and was updated in 1955, while renamed 356A, available in coupe and convertible, like here. In 1959, the 356B received a redesigned front end which gave clues on the upcoming 911. The last update took place in mid-1963 with the 356C. The changes were barely visible but from then, the Porsche was equipped with 4 disc brakes. Its production stopped in April 1965.
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Porsche 356 C convertible red (Maxichamps) 1:43
The 356 debuted in 1948 and was updated in 1955, while renamed 356A, available in coupe and convertible, like here. In 1959, the 356B received a redesigned front end which gave clues on the upcoming 911. The last update took place in mid-1963 with the 356C. The changes were barely visible but from then, the Porsche was equipped with 4 disc brakes. Its production stopped in April 1965.
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Porsche 904 silver (Maxichamps) 1:43
Introduced in 1963, the race version of the 904 was very successful, and even won the GT 2.0 class in 1964 at Le Mans. Only 106 units of the road version (reproduced here by Maxichamps) were produced in 1964 and 1965. Equipped with a rear-mounted 2-litres 4-cylinder (198hp), this Porsche was a genuine sports car.
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Porsche 904 red (Maxichamps) 1:43
Introduced in 1963, the race version of the 904 was very successful, and even won the GT 2.0 class in 1964 at Le Mans. Only 106 units of the road version (reproduced here by Maxichamps) were produced in 1964 and 1965. Equipped with a rear-mounted 2-litres 4-cylinder (198 hp), this Porsche was a genuine sports car.
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Porsche 356 C Coupe green (Maxichamps) 1:43
The 356, whose career began in 1948, is significantly updated in 1959 when renamed 356B. The front part is redesigned with a more massive bumper and new fenders that give hints about the forthcoming 911. The last revision of the car takes place in mid-1963 (356C). Updates are barely visible but the small Porsche now receives 4 disc brakes. Its production will stop in April 1965.
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Porsche 356 C Coupe white (Maxichamps) 1:43
The 356, whose career began in 1948, is significantly updated in 1959 when renamed 356B. The front part is redesigned with a more massive bumper and new fenders that give hints about the forthcoming 911. The last revision of the car takes place in mid-1963 (356C). Updates are barely visible but the small Porsche now receives 4 disc brakes. Its production will stop in April 1965.
