Testbericht von Dave Kennedy - Carrera of America - zum Carrera DIGITAL 132 Cevrolet Bel Air '57 Coupé Race II (30584)
The '57 Chevy Bel Air is an icon in America. The release of the new "Sammy's Garage" race version of this classic is the second in the series of racing Bel Air's. A distinctive and true-to-the-era decoration makes this model jump to your attention. The sponsor is a fictional racing shop, "Sammy's Garage", the engine is a Chevy small block with 283 horse power and fuel injection!
The slot cars (both digital and analog) feature the power from the standard Carrera "E200" motor and adjustable magnets under the chassis. Sticky rubber tires give the driver good grip on Carrera track as well as solid performance without the traction magnets in place on high-grip wood tracks.
The DIGITAL132 car features working tail lights, with braking "flash" when the driver lets off of the throttle. And with a flip of the polarity switch under the car and three pulls of the controller trigger the DIGITAL132 car can go from racing on your DIGITAL track to racing on an analog track with NO modification! The polarity switch on the bottom of the car also give the driver the option to race in the opposite direction on an analog track.
Details around the car compliment the color scheme, a yellow shirted driver in a silver interior with black roll bars and silver exterior trim highlight this model.
Carrera's second racing Bel Air joins a long list of vintage stock cars that include the previous race version of the '57, along with the '60 Fury and more recent Superbirds and Roadrunners. All of which are unique to Carrera and to the North American market.
Best regards,
Dave
The '57 Chevy Bel Air is an icon in America. The release of the new "Sammy's Garage" race version of this classic is the second in the series of racing Bel Air's. A distinctive and true-to-the-era decoration makes this model jump to your attention. The sponsor is a fictional racing shop, "Sammy's Garage", the engine is a Chevy small block with 283 horse power and fuel injection!
The slot cars (both digital and analog) feature the power from the standard Carrera "E200" motor and adjustable magnets under the chassis. Sticky rubber tires give the driver good grip on Carrera track as well as solid performance without the traction magnets in place on high-grip wood tracks.
The DIGITAL132 car features working tail lights, with braking "flash" when the driver lets off of the throttle. And with a flip of the polarity switch under the car and three pulls of the controller trigger the DIGITAL132 car can go from racing on your DIGITAL track to racing on an analog track with NO modification! The polarity switch on the bottom of the car also give the driver the option to race in the opposite direction on an analog track.
Details around the car compliment the color scheme, a yellow shirted driver in a silver interior with black roll bars and silver exterior trim highlight this model.
Carrera's second racing Bel Air joins a long list of vintage stock cars that include the previous race version of the '57, along with the '60 Fury and more recent Superbirds and Roadrunners. All of which are unique to Carrera and to the North American market.
Best regards,
Dave
