Description: This product appears to be a replica of the Citroën CX, launched in 1974 to replace the DS. It was even voted European Car of the Year in 1975! Its production ran for quite a long time. In 1984, it underwent a significant "Series 2" restyling with a new dashboard and aesthetic modifications. In 1989, the Citroën XM was announced as the replacement for the CX, whose production completely ceased in 1991. The CX is offered here in a rally version, which perfectly matches the needs of manufacturers at the time to decorate their automobiles to make them visible and attractive. Manufactured by SISO, a German manufacturer far less known than Siku, Wiking, Gama, or Schuco, these models were distributed by Sieber GmbH & Co KG, Nuremberg. The mention: “Zink-Spritzguss-Modelle mit gefederter Radaufhängung” indicates that the models are made of die-cast zamak AND have suspensions! Fast Wheel models were mainly sold as mass-market toys. They are relatively undocumented today, which sometimes makes them difficult to identify. The blister's graphics and the "West Germany" mention suggest marketing around 1977-1983, probably in the late 1970s. This is a very uncommon product.