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Collect the most powerful cars from the USA
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About this American Cars collection
American Cars brings together some of the most powerful and famous vehicles created by the US automobile industry in a series of collectable 1:43 scale miniatures.
Some of the most spectacular American cars are presented in this superb and fascinating collection. Each issue showcases the featured model car, including its history, technical characteristics and its evolution, illustrated with beautiful photographs. Plus, you can explore the story of the American automotive industry in the 1960s and 1970s, the most famous brands, and the major political and social events in the USA at the time.
Issue 1Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 (1967)
One of the most famous muscle cars of all time.
Issue 2Dodge Charger Coupe (1972)
A muscle car transformed into a luxury coupé.
Issue 3Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 (1970)
The most dazzling version of the second-generation Camaro, produced by the Chevrolet division of General Motors.
Issue 4Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray Coupe C2 (1963)
This sports car had a new design and newfound handling prowess.
Issue 5Pontiac Firebird Trans Am (1977)
It surpassed its twin sister the Camaro through its popularity and its power.
Issue 6Dodge Challenger R/T 440 (1970)
From 1970 to 1974, the first-generation Dodge Challenger was the ultimate pony car available as a hardtop or convertible.
Issue 7Pontiac GTO "The Judge" (1969)
A budget muscle car with a punch like a street fighter – the popular Pontiac GTO Judge.
Issue 8Plymouth Hemi 'Cuda (1971)
The third generation of the Barracuda – high-performance models were marketed as ’Cuda.
Issue 9Chevrolet Corvette C3 (1968)
The third generation of Chevrolet Corvettes, based on Chevrolet’s ‘Mako Shark’ designed by Larry Shinoda.
Issue 10Ford Gran Torino Sport (1972)
The quintessence of Mustang’s transgressive spirit.
Subscription benefits
Sample cars from this stunning collection
Specifications of your models
Scale 1:43, the preferred collectors’ scale in the world of model making.- Every element of the original designs is captured in these amazing replicas.
- An accurate and detailed reproduction in die-cast metal and injection-moulded ABS plastic.
- Precision-made with realistic detail, and hand painted
- Each model comes with a clear presentation case, including a display stand with information identifying each car.
- The product images shown are for illustration purposes only. For circumstances outside of our control, the actual product may vary slightly from the images shown on this page.
Specifications of your models
Inspiring content
Inspiring content
The model
With each model, an illustrated magazine showcases the featured car, telling its story, giving technical specifications and describing its evolution, accompanied by many superb photographs.
Made in America
An analysis of some of the most authentic American topics, always related to the world of cars and the profound transformation in the development of American society that this invention gave rise to.
The brand
Discover the exciting story of the American automotive industry, told in fascinating features, the development of the brands and their flagship models. Discover how this world-leading industry faced the challenge of mixing innovation and tradition.
USA News
Read about the major political and social events in the USA during the 1960’s and 70’s, the era of the supercars. 1:43 scale Hand-painted and produced in high-quality die cast metal. Details faithful to the original models. Collector's Edition
Special subscription gifts
Stutz Blackhawk (1971)
FREE with your 15th delivery.
The first generation new Blackhawks left the factory in 1971, the result of the partnership between the banker James O’Donnell and the former Chrysler designer Virgil Exner. The first versions of this deluxe car were all convertibles. In 1:43 scale.
Cadillac Eldorado convertible (1976)
FREE with your 3rd delivery.
Cadillac surprised and impressed in the mid-70s by presenting the legendary Eldorado as a convertible, achieving huge success. In 1:43 scale.
Shelby Cobra 427 S/C (1965)
FREE with your 8th delivery.
A faithful replica of one of the most legendary models in the history of American car manufacturing. In 1:43 scale.
Ford Mustang GT convertible (1965)
FREE with your 11th delivery.
In its deluxe version with two-tone seat upholstery, the bestselling Mustang continued to appear in exciting new versions with changes to the engine and the look. The Mustang represents a true milestone in the history of cars. In 1:43 scale.
Stutz Blackhawk (1971)
FREE with your 15th delivery.
The first generation new Blackhawks left the factory in 1971, the result of the partnership between the banker James O’Donnell and the former Chrysler designer Virgil Exner. The first versions of this deluxe car were all convertibles. In 1:43 scale.
Cadillac Eldorado convertible (1976)
FREE with your 3rd delivery.
Cadillac surprised and impressed in the mid-70s by presenting the legendary Eldorado as a convertible, achieving huge success. In 1:43 scale.
Special subscription gifts
Cadillac Eldorado convertible (1976)
FREE with your 3rd delivery.
Cadillac surprised and impressed in the mid-70s by presenting the legendary Eldorado as a convertible, achieving huge success. In 1:43 scale.
Shelby Cobra 427 S/C (1965)
FREE with your 8th delivery.
A faithful replica of one of the most legendary models in the history of American car manufacturing. In 1:43 scale.
Ford Mustang GT convertible (1965)
FREE with your 11th delivery.
In its deluxe version with two-tone seat upholstery, the bestselling Mustang continued to appear in exciting new versions with changes to the engine and the look. The Mustang represents a true milestone in the history of cars. In 1:43 scale.
Stutz Blackhawk (1971)
FREE with your 15th delivery.
The first generation new Blackhawks left the factory in 1971, the result of the partnership between the banker James O’Donnell and the former Chrysler designer Virgil Exner. The first versions of this deluxe car were all convertibles. In 1:43 scale.
In the event of any gift being out of stock, or due to any circumstance beyond the control of the publisher, it will be replaced by another of equal or greater value.
How it works
Subscribe
Receive your first package with 2 miniatures and 2 magazines.
Collect
Sit back, relax and receive your monthly shipments with 4 miniatures + 4 magazines straight to your door.
Enjoy
Complete your collection with new figures and exclusive gifts each and every month. Enjoy the journey!
What will you receive?
First Package
Your first monthly package includes:
First Package
Your first monthly package includes:
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Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 (1967) + magazine
Special price£12.99 £2.99
Dodge Charger Coupe (1972) + magazine
Special price£12.99 £6.50
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Packages and prices
Gifts
In your first package you’ll receive:
Issue 1 for £2.99
Issue 2 for £6.50
FREE HOME DELIVERY
In the second package you’ll receive:
Issue 3 for FREE
Issue 4 for £12.99
Issue 5 for £12.99
Issue 6 for £12.99
Then your packages will contain:
Four issues at £12.99 each.
The shipping price from issue 4 onwards is £1.00 per issue.
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