Carrera DIGITAL 132 AMG-Mercedes C-Coupe DTM "R.Wickens, No.10", 2013
Item number: 20030710
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It continues to be varied
Robert Wickens' company car from the 2013 DTM season is now the twelfth DTM model of the current coupe generation that Carrera has put out on the track. And while DTM models used to be a rather dull and monochrome affair, today's cars boast a wide variety of colors: an orange and white color combination has never been seen in the DTM range before, and the design for sponsor Stihl is quite impressive. With this model car, Robert Wickens achieved his best overall DTM finish to date, finishing the 2013 season in fifth place overall. Unfortunately, there was an error in the pit lettering on the model; as we all know, the name Robert doesn't begin with a W...hopefully, this will be corrected for the next production batch.
As always with design variants, there's nothing new to say about the technology. The model is still no lightweight, but it is wide and beefy. Among its peers, the Mercedes always has a good chance, and in general, all current DTM models are docile, stable, yet not slow vehicles. A must-buy for fans of the series.
Item number: 20030710
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It continues to be varied
Robert Wickens' company car from the 2013 DTM season is now the twelfth DTM model of the current coupe generation that Carrera has put out on the track. And while DTM models used to be a rather dull and monochrome affair, today's cars boast a wide variety of colors: an orange and white color combination has never been seen in the DTM range before, and the design for sponsor Stihl is quite impressive. With this model car, Robert Wickens achieved his best overall DTM finish to date, finishing the 2013 season in fifth place overall. Unfortunately, there was an error in the pit lettering on the model; as we all know, the name Robert doesn't begin with a W...hopefully, this will be corrected for the next production batch.
As always with design variants, there's nothing new to say about the technology. The model is still no lightweight, but it is wide and beefy. Among its peers, the Mercedes always has a good chance, and in general, all current DTM models are docile, stable, yet not slow vehicles. A must-buy for fans of the series.
