Our favourite brand and a budget-friendly one is back with 33 new models. 1:43 might take the race in overall volume but the win resides with 1:18 scale with Norev’s focus on classic Porsches – the Online exclusive of the Metallic Green for the Carrera 4 is utterly gorgeous! Retail and online exclusives here are in the mix, the online exclusives are noted with ‘(OE)’. See the complete list below with photos.
Scale 1:12:
121572 – Citroën DS 19 Totem 1957 Red/Beige (OE)
Scale 1:18:
181478 – Citroën 2CV 1979 Geranium, Red (OE)
181486 – Citroën 2CV 6 Club 1982, Jade Green
181487 – Citroën 2CV Charleston 1983 Cormoran Grey/Nocturne Grey
181667 – Citroën GS 1972 Flags
183921 – Mercedes-Benz 220 S 1965, Beige (OE)
184836 – Peugeot 404 1965, Amiral Blue
184837 – Peugeot 404 1965, Brown Metallic w/ Caravan Hénon
187320 – Porsche 911 Carrera 2 1990, Red
187330 – Porsche 911 Carrera 2 Cabriolet 1990, Silver
187321 – Porsche 911 Carrera 4 1992, Green Metallic (OE)
188700 – Volvo P1800 1961, Red
188702 – Volvo 1800 S 1969, Medium Blue
Scale 1:43:
155565 – Citroën C5 Aircross 2022, Artense Grey
155563 – Citroën C5 Aircross 2022, Eclipse Blue
155564 – Citroën C5 Aircross 2022 Pearl White/Black
155149 – Citroën Saxo VTS 2000, Onyx Black
509071 – Dacia Jogger 2022, Glacier White
170050 – DS 7 2022, Lacquered Grey
170051 – DS 7 2022, Pearl Crystal
170052 – DS 7 2022, Sapphire Blue
510533 – Renault 5 Alpine 1980, Silver
510534 – Renault 5 Alpine Turbo 1983, Navy Blue
510537 – Renault 5 Copa 1980, Sunflower Yellow
518354 – Renault Alaskan 2019 ICE Edition
518351 – Renault Alaskan 2017, Black
517687 – Renault Arkana Techno 2022, Zanzibar Blue
517686 – Renault Arkana E-Tech engineered 2022. Grey Metallic
517922 – Renault Megane E-Tech 100% Electric 2022, Midnight Blue/Black
517920 – Renault Megane E-Tech 100% Electric 2022, Shadow Grey/Black
517921 – Renault Megane E-Tech 100% Electric 2022, Flame Red/Black
510538 – Renault SuperCinq GT Turbo Ph II 1988, White
510539 – Renault SuperCinq GT Turbo Ph II 1988, Red
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That 964 has a huge mistake. The prefacelift model (from 1989 to 1991) had squared mirrors, and no those round.
Norev loves these “small” mistakes like the biturbo engine in the prefacelift W220 S-class which came with the facelift or the W123 rims put on the newest 220S for which I wrote to them numerous emails when I saw the prototype and they answered with a dry “These are not the W123 rims” and then kept ignoring me. That’s funny, because they have the correct rims on the W113 SL or the W110 200, which they could easily installed on the 220S and have a perfect model, but no cost cutting is KING! Another thing that’s annoying is that the W123 which should have chromed rims like the 220S, has painted ones in silver… I wonder if someone from Norev reads the comments here or if they even care?!
I searched for photos of the 964, but apart from the shape of the rear view mirrors, I couldn’t spot other differences between different 964 911s. The bumpers seemed to look the same to me, what were the differences between the 1989-1991 and the later 964s?
How can I order a model listed as OE? It means through Norev’s web page only?
That is correct, through the manufacturers’ website direct.