, Item Nos. 20030772 and 20030773—A
“Women’s Car” ?
There are cars that have been written about extensively and will continue to be written about for years to come.
So if you’re an amateur writer trying to pen a review of such a vehicle, you simply can’t hold a candle to the pros.
The Porsche 911 Cabrio is one such car. Passionately loved, steeped in clichés…
But before I attempt anything myself, I’d like to refer you to an article by Margit Stoffels, a production assistant at ZEIT Magazine, who wrote a wonderful tribute to the Porsche Cabrio in ZEIT ONLINE Magazine back in 2010:
http://www.zeit.de/2010/34/Auto-Porsche-911-Carrera-Cabrio
There’s really nothing more to say on the matter.
So, the “dentist’s/lawyer’s/housewife’s/etc., etc.” Porsche (enough clichés?) has recently become available for the CARRERA track in 1:32 scale.
In the exciting colors of silver and red. Coming soon in white as well. Black is still missing, but you never know what’s next. There’s nothing to fault about the look of this new model; the craftsmanship is top-notch as usual, and the paint job leaves nothing to be desired. The design is reproduced with meticulous attention to detail, just like the wonderful original vehicle, and the proportions are spot-on.
As is customary with previous Porsche convertibles from CARRERA, a male driver sits in the cockpit; personally, I’d love to see a female driver behind the wheel of this car sometime.
The convertible’s handling leaves nothing to be desired; the Porsche accelerates quickly, thanks in part to the tires’ excellent grip.
Thanks to the wide tires, the relatively short wheelbase, and the wide track, the car handles beautifully through curves without immediately pushing it to its limits. This makes the car suitable even for inexperienced drivers (or wives) (Cliché alert!!!)—you can't go wrong with this convertible.
Best
regards, CoMod Lotus
