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Over all the condition of it was real good, the box came a little bit off but the car itself was in an amazing shape. It’s really worth the money.

Perfect for my mini car collection

The media could not be loaded. Nice die cast model of the car. This machine is well suited both for a collection of die-cast model cars and for simply playing with it. The machine looks well and neatly made. The car is inertial, if you pull it back, it will go to the front. The doors of the car also open. Our son collects die-cast model cars and this Porsche 911 Trubo was a nice addition to his collection. I will also note that this machine has a very beautiful silver color with pretty sparkles, it looks very beautiful.

If you're like me, being in proximity to a 911 scale model is always a good thing. Staring at them always gets my imagination going. So I'll buy one without thinking about it too much. This one looked a little rough in the ad, particularly with respect to the paint. In person, you can see some of the flake that is visible in the ad, but it's not so pronounced. The accuracy to the design of the original Porsche 911 Turbo is pretty good - the dimensions and overall look of the car are correct, down to the old-school Fuchs wheels. The doors open and close very solidly, and don't feel like they're on the verge of snapping off. The tires are a hard rubber, again with the correct sidewall height for the era. Somewhat hidden from view is the motor housing completely destroys the realism of everything behind the front buckets. Although, having ridden in the back "seat" of a 911, it's normal for anything behind the front buckets to get destroyed.Mine did not come with the shipping container box shown in the ad.At 14 bucks, it seems a little overpriced, to me, for what you get. Having bought it for static display, only, the poor paint and the motor shroud bulging out of where the rear seats should be lowered its usefulness as a static display of a 911 Turbo.