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New Exhibition: Audi – „Experience Progress“
DRIVE. Volkswagen Group Forum
Friedrichstraße 84 / Ecke Unter den Linden
10117 Berlin
Telephone +49 30 2092 1300
info@drive-volkswagen-group.comPorsche 550 A Spyder model car
The Porsche 550 was the racing sports car that was developed based on the Porsche 356. Only 118 Spyder 550 racing cars were manufactured from 1953 to 1957. They are rarely offered for sale, which makes them extremely expensive. A Porsche 550 was sold at auction in 2012 for €2.79 million.
Porsche 550 A Spyder model car, scale: 1:18, colour: silver, price: 48,00 €, manufacturer: Maisto
The DRIVE shop features highlights from the Volkswagen Group’s brands to take home, including small works of art and big ideas, classic design icons and a regularly changing selection of lifestyle items.
The model vehicle shop stocks more than 500 miniature vehicles. You will also find a wide range of literature about the individual Group brands and lifestyle items. Our temporary exhibitions are accompanied by special promotions in the shop.
Father from Weissach and Mother from Le Mans. The 918 Spyder stands like no other for Porsche’s motor sport tradition.
The combination of tradition and innovation makes the 918 Spyder an outstanding sportscar. With partially vintage roots, heading back in history and a futuristic design which goes forward into the future, the 918 Spyder is a one of a kind.
Porsche 918 Martini Hybrid Spyder with carbon roof in 1:18 from Welly, now only € 88,00 (was € 115,00)
The Volkswagen plants in Wolfsburg and Hanover (after 1956) produced a total of 1.8 million Volkswagen T1s. Manufacturing of the T1 ended in 1967 after production for the VW T2 successor model was launched at the Hanover plant.
The exclusive Volkswagen “Samba” was introduced at the IAA Frankfurt Motor Show in April 1951. It featured chrome hubcaps, a polished VW emblem on the front, and two-tone paintwork. Standard equipment included a tube radio, folding sunroof and rear bumper.
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles T1b Samba model car, scale: 1:18, colour: black/white, price: 180,00 €, manufacturer: Schuco
In 2009, an anonymous telephone bidder in Paris bought a rare Bugatti 57S Atalante built in 1937 for €3.4 million. For nearly 40 years, this Bugatti was abandoned in a garage in northern England. It is unknown where the coupé will be stored by its new owner. You can purchase a 1:12 scale model of this rare classic car in the DRIVE shop.
Bugatti Type 57s Atalante model car in red/black or yellow/black, scale: 1:12, manufacturer: Bauer Exclusive, price: €1,599.00
Opening hours
Tuesday – Saturday
11:00 a-m. – 6:00 p.m.
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It’s great that you want to visit us. We look forward seeing you. The AUDI brand’s – „Experience Progress“ exhibition are reopened to the public. Visits are only permitted with an FFP2 face mask. Please note the information bundled on this page to plan your visit.
Showroom / Exhibition
Monday – Saturday
11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
DRIVE.studio
Monday – Saturday
11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Shop
Monday – Saturday
11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Gastronomy
Little Green Rabbit – Food Store to go
will be opend, daily from 11.30 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.