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Citroen C3 WRC #9 S. Lefebvre / G. Moreau Tour de Corse 2017 Norev 1:18

Citroen C3 WRC #9 S. Lefebvre / G. Moreau Tour de Corse 2017 Norev 1:18
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Specifications
Car Brand
Citroen
Model Manufacturer
Norev
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
New Model
SKU
181633
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About the Citroen C3 WRC #9 S. Lefebvre / G. Moreau Tour de Corse 2017 Norev 1:18

TL;DR: Norev's 1:18 diecast Citroen C3 WRC #9 reproduces Stéphane Lefebvre and Gabin Moreau's 2017 Tour de Corse entry as a sealed one-piece body. Modern World Rally Championship bodywork and full sponsor livery are cast with crisp, tight panel lines throughout.

The Tour de Corse's demanding tarmac stages have tested WRC machinery for decades, and Citroen's C3 WRC entries carried the brand's rally heritage into a new generation of competition.

A Sealed Diecast Build for Modern WRC Bodywork

This model is a fixed, one-piece diecast shell, and the C3 WRC's widened arches, aggressive front splitter and rear wing all read as a single continuous form without a visible seam. The full sponsor livery and race number panels are applied with sharp registration, a genuine test of tooling accuracy given how much graphic detail a modern WRC car carries across its bodywork. Zinc alloy gives the compact rally shape real weight, and the panel lines around the wide arches stay crisp despite the car's aggressively modified proportions.

Citroen's Modern WRC Rally Heritage

Citroen has a long, decorated history in world rallying, and its C3 WRC programme continued that tradition into the current generation of the championship. The Tour de Corse, known for its narrow, twisting tarmac roads through the mountains, has always demanded precision over brute speed, and an entry from this event carries that specific competitive character rather than a generic gravel-stage look.

A Genuine Piece for a Modern Rally Collection

At 1:18, the C3's widened stance gives it real visual presence despite its compact hatchback base, and it displays well alongside other modern WRC entries where the shared aggressive bodywork language across manufacturers becomes an interesting point of comparison. For rally-focused collectors, a documented Tour de Corse livery adds genuine event-specific value beyond a generic rally scheme.

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