Norev 1/54 Citroën 2CV 1974 is a compact scale model of one of the most recognizable French cars. The Citroën 2CV became a symbol of practicality, simplicity, and affordability, and its 1974 design is a classic of European automotive engineering: rounded shapes, soft suspension, distinctive fabric roof, and a minimalist silhouette.

The model is made in 1/54 scale, making it part of Norev’s historical line aimed at collectors who appreciate vintage style and the traditional format of French miniatures. The body is made of metal (die-cast) with plastic elements, the paintwork is smooth and neat, and the proportions are accurately rendered despite the small size.

Norev 1/54 Citroën 2CV Charleston 1987 is a compact scale model of one of the most recognizable and stylish versions of the legendary French car. The Charleston series appeared as a retro variant of the 2CV with signature two-tone paint, chrome elements, and characteristic vintage charm.

The model is made in 1/54 scale, which matches Norev's classic miniature line. The body is made of metal (die-cast) with plastic parts, the paint is smooth and contrasting, and the proportions are accurately rendered despite the small size. The Charleston is instantly recognizable thanks to its unique style—and this miniature captures it precisely.

Norev 1/64 Volkswagen Beetle 1303 1973 is a compact scale model of the iconic European car known as the 'Beetle.' The 1303 version became one of the most recognizable modifications of the 1970s: a larger panoramic windshield, updated front end, improved suspension, and the characteristic rounded silhouette.

The model is made in 1/64 scale, making it part of Norev's modern line of miniatures aimed at collectors who appreciate precise detailing even in a small format. The body is made of metal (die-cast) with plastic elements, the paint is smooth and rich, and the proportions are accurately rendered.

Norev Jet Car 1/43 Dodge Charger General Lee 1969 is a detailed scale model of one of the most recognizable cars in American pop culture. The 1969 Dodge Charger in the General Lee version became iconic thanks to its bright orange color, racing numbers, and the distinctive aggressive silhouette of a muscle car.

The model is made in the Jet Car series, which means a sturdy metal body (die-cast), neat plastic elements, smooth rich paintwork, and an accurate reproduction of the Charger’s signature lines. The wheels, lighting, and characteristic proportions are well-crafted, making the model look impressive even in the compact 1/43 scale.