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The story of Citroën's secret crash test in 1970

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Did You Know? Anecdotes and Curiosities about our Miniatures

Why are 1970s cars so popular in model car?

The 1970s marked a golden age of automotive design, with bold lines and vibrant colors. This was the era of American muscle cars like the Dodge Challenger and European supercars like the Lamborghini Countach, making these models highly sought after by collectors.

What technical innovation characterizes the model cars of the 1970s?

Manufacturers began faithfully reproducing interior details like wood dashboards, textured leather seats, and even mini 8-track stereos, reflecting the decade's focus on automotive luxury.

Why do we often find color variations for the same models from the 1970s?

This period was famous for its psychedelic and metallic colors: burnt orange, apple green, canary yellow... Manufacturers offered up to 20 different shades for the same model, which miniaturists faithfully reproduce today.

What detail helps you quickly identify a 1970s model car?

Oversized chrome bumpers and prominent round or rectangular headlights are characteristic of this era, before safety standards led to them evolving into more integrated designs in later years.

What makes some 1970s model cars rarer than others?

Models reproducing the 'convertible' versions or those with removable sunroofs are rarer because they require more complex assembly. In addition, limited editions commemorating racing victories (such as the Porsche 917 at Le Mans) are highly sought after.