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Audi RS6 Avant 2019 dark purple (Minichamps) 1:43
The high-performance version of the A6 range was first released in 2002. The second generation, released between 2008 and 2010, was equipped with a V10, replaced again by a V8 from 2013. Minichamps reproduces here the fourth-generation RS6, launched in 2019, exclusively available in station wagon since the previous model, this time equipped with a 600 hp twin-turbo 4-litre.
Opel Ascona 2-door red 1970 (Minichamps) 1:87
Opel produced three generations of Ascona between 1970 and 1988, when this sedan gave way to the Vectra. Here we have a first-gen 80 hp 1.6-litre 2-door Ascona, launched at the very end of 1970, just after the Manta coupe which shared the same platform. The Ascona was also available in four-door sedan and three-door station wagon.
Opel Kadett C blue (Minichamps) 1:87
The (third generation) Kadett "C", introduced in the summer of 1973, is a global car. Sold by Vauxhall as the Chevette, it was also available in the United States, Brazil and Australia, Japan (as the Isuzu Gemini) and Korea (as a Daewoo). This two-door variant represented, for Opel, 46% of the 1.7 million Kadetts sold until 1979.
Opel Kadett C coupe brown (Minichamps) 1:87
In 1973, Opel launched the 3rd-gen Kadett. This Kadett C will be the last rear-wheel drive of the line before this Opel turned this small family car into a front-wheel drive. The range included several bodies including this two-door coupe (with no hatchback). This wise trim level served as a basis for rally versions.
Opel Kadett C coupe red (Minichamps) 1:87
In 1973, Opel launched the 3rd-gen Kadett. This Kadett C will be the last rear-wheel drive of the line before this Opel turned this small family car into a front-wheel drive. The range included several bodies including this two-door coupe (with no hatchback). This wise trim level served as a basis for rally versions.
BMW 3.0 CS white (Minichamps) 1:43
Launched in 1968 and succeeding the 2000 CS coupe with a bigger engine and a modernized silhouette, the 2800 CS is the predecessor of the first-gen 6 Series, which will be released in 1976. In March 1971, the 2800 CS coupe becomes this 3.0 CS, whose rebored 6-cylinder engine is no longer a 168 hp 2.8-litre but a 180 hp 3-litre. A CSi injection version is also available.
