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Renault Frégate Sévigné green (Norev) 1:18
The first postwar Renault saloon was unveiled in a hurry on November 30, 1950. The Korean War affecting the industry, Renault anticipates the possible ban on launching new models in 1951. That ban never happened. Sales will begin in November 1951. This Frégate is a 1959/1960 model year, recognizable to its simplified front grille. Reproduced in green since September 2025.
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Peugeot J9 beige (Norev) 1:87
The J9 launched in 1981 is an updated J7, initially released in 1965: the redesigned grille and the bigger bumpers with footboards distinguish it from its predecessor. This was the last utility vehicle fully developed by Peugeot. The following models (the J5, the Boxer…) were developed with Citroen and Fiat. The J9, sold in France until 1991, was produced until 2006 with Karsan in Turkey.
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Set Alpine A110 1971 & 2022 French Gendarmerie (Norev) 1:43
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Citroën XM 1995 blue (Norev) 1:43
In 1989, the XM replaced the fifteen-year-old CX. Its design was strong, what is expected of a big Citroen. The XM inaugurated the Hydractive system, consisting in active electronic management of the hydropneumatic suspension. Its early career was promising but sales quickly went down. Its facelift, in mid-1994 (reproduced here in Exclusive trim level), did not reverse the trend.
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Alpine A110 S Gendarmerie (Norev) 1:43
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Ferrari F40 red (Jet-Car Norev) 1:43
Ferrari introduced the F40 in 1987, planning to produce 450 cars. Eventually, 1,315 units were built! Succeeding the 288 GTO, the F40 is based on the same platform, but receives a specific and spectacular body, which largely contributed to its aura. The twin-turbo 2.9-litre V8 develops 478 hp. At the time, this power was phenomenal: the Testarossa only developed 370 hp.
