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Porsche 911 Carrera 3.2 Cabriolet 1983 grey (Minichamps) 1:18
Porsche 911 Carrera 1984 red (Minichamps) 1:18
Before the 964 Series in 1989, characterized by its big bumpers, the 911 receives a last major technical update in 1983, with a new 3.2-litre flat 6-cylinder delivering 231 hp that succeeds the 204 hp 3-litre. This engine was based on the 3.3-litre of the Turbo version. This generation revives the Carrera name, previously replaced by “SC”.
Porsche 911 GT3 RS 997 green (Minichamps) 1:18
Each generation of 911 is more performant than the previous one. The Type 997 was launched in 2004 and was quickly followed by the more powerful GT3 (415 hp), without any turbo. Then Porsche released the GT3 RS in late 2006. The car was not more powerful, but a little lighter. Its settings are also revised to improve efficiency on the race track.
Porsche 911 GT3 RS 997 orange (Minichamps) 1:18
Each generation of 911 is more performant than the previous one. The Type 997 was launched in 2004 and was quickly followed by the more powerful GT3 (415 hp), without any turbo. Then Porsche released the GT3 RS in late 2006. The car was not more powerful, but a little lighter. Its settings are also revised to improve efficiency on the race track.
Porsche 911 GT3 RS 997 silver (Minichamps) 1:18
Each generation of 911 is more performant than the previous one. The Type 997 was launched in 2004 and was quickly followed by the more powerful GT3 (415 hp), without any turbo. Then Porsche released the GT3 RS in late 2006. The car was not more powerful, but a little lighter. Its settings are also revised to improve efficiency on the race track.
Porsche 356 Speedster 1954 red (Norev) 1:18
Ferdinand Porsche designed the VW Beetle. Then he created his own brand under his name, imagining a sports car based on the Beetle. That is how the 356 was launched in 1948. This first-generation Speedster version is a 1954 model year that still receives a single rear vent grille. But its windshield is smaller than the convertible variant’s.
Porsche 356 Coupe 1954 green (Norev) 1:18
Ferdinand Porsche designed the VW Beetle. Then he created his own brand under his name, imagining a sports car based on the Beetle. That is how the lovely 356 was launched in 1948. This first generation, still receives a single rear vent grille but is already equipped with a one-piece split windshield (which will disappear at the end of 1952).