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What is the main difference between a coupe and a sedan?

A coupe is distinguished by its sleek silhouette with only two doors and a rearward-sloping roof, unlike a sedan, which has four doors. This configuration prioritizes aesthetics and sportiness at the expense of rear space.

Why are coupes so popular in model car design?

Coupes fascinate collectors because their dynamic lines and low profile lend themselves perfectly to miniaturization. Their elegant proportions stand out particularly well at a smaller scale, and they often represent highly sought-after iconic or sports models.

What are the most common scales for diecast model cars?

The 1/43 and 1/64 scales dominate the model coupe market. The 1/43 scale offers an excellent compromise between detail and size, while the 1/64 scale (Hot Wheels, Matchbox) allows you to collect many models without taking up too much space.

How to recognize a 2+2 coupe from a model car?

A 2+2 coupé can be recognized by its reduced rear bench seat, visible through the windows of the model car. Unlike a pure 2-seater coupé, it has symbolic rear seats, often folding, intended for children or extra luggage.

Why are some model car coupes more expensive than other models?

The price of a model car coupe depends on several factors: the rarity of the actual model, the quality of the finish, the manufacturer's brand, and sometimes the limited edition. Legendary sports coupes like Ferraris, Porsches, or Lamborghinis generally command higher prices in model cars.