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Originally debuting in the Best Of Germany series last year, the Matchbox Porsche Cayenne Turbo finally gets its first basic mainline release. Based on the current generation it probably looks its best so far in this gleaming metallic blue finish which makes it look slightly less truncated than the black one.
Plenty of neat front and rear detailing and well coordinated blacked out wheels.
Part of 2023 Case G found recently at a French Action store who sell them in Power Grabs boxes.
Mint and boxed.
The most beautiful generation of the Cayenne in my opinion.
Looks great with these wheels and in this color too!
Antwerp, Belgium. 10.3.2012
Looking classy and purposeful in this sober metallic grey finish is this version of the Realtoy Porsche Cayenne picked up recently from Sainsbury's. Mint and boxed.
Lamborghini Gallardo w/ Performante kit, ADV1 wheels
Porsche Cayenne w/ Mansory kit, Asanti wheels
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The new Realtoy Ford Focus ST still eludes me but thankfully some of the other new castings and colours are easier to find. This is the second of the new white Porsche Cayenne models which still looks modern even though the casting must be nearing a decade old now. Cost cutting has seen the deletion of window surround trims and less red paint in the rear lights but overall this is still a damn fine sub £1 model! Mint and boxed.
2.896 cc
6 Cylinder
440 pk @ 5.700-6.000 rpm
550 Nm @ 1.800-5.500 rpm
Vmax : 265 km/h
0-100 km/h : 4,9 sec
CO2 : 209 g/km
96° Brussels Motor Show
Autosalon Brussel
Salon de l'Auto Bruxelles
Brussels - Belgium
January 2018
75P doesn't really get you much these days but a few weeks ago this tiny amount of money actually got you a Majorette Premium single! Thanks to Tesco and their very gradual removal of Majorette from their stores they now seem very eager to clear this brand before an expected Summer toy aisle reset. Sadly I didn't manage to grab any F-Type Jags or Evoques but I did get others including this second generation Porsche Cayenne which for its pocket money status really is one impressive little diecast. Finished in a very smart looking matte dark grey colour it looks everything a Matchbox should but rarely does these days with opening features, a working suspension and clear plastic lights. Toys R Us must still be oblivious to whats going on at Tesco as they still charge 2.50 for exactly the same model! Mint and boxed.