No one knows that these toys in Joseph's workshop will become one of the most popular toys in the world in the future.
They mark the beginning of a long road to success for racing at Carrera circuit. However, in 1963, all the fragments of thought came together: Herman, Joseph's son, introduced it.
"Carrera Universal" system-the first Carrera track car with electronic 1: 32 ratio.
The launch of this product became famous overnight. 1967 is accompanied by the launch of "Carrera 1: 24".
It caused a great sensation in the market. Later, as now, Carrera achieved all the success.
Composition and formula: extremely high quality, extensive accessories and endless innovative products. In 1970s and 1980s, with the addition of several modern historical automobile brands, Carrera track racing.
Great progress has been made. Even the appearance of video games in the 1980s and 1990s can't affect the activity.
Car racing at Carrera track. Herman died in 1985, and his great contribution to Carrera will be remembered by future generations. With the internal reorganization in the late 1990s, the Stadlbauer Group in Salzburg (which has been located in Austria since the early 1970s).
Carrera took over the family business on 1999. With its unique tradition and
With the combination of innovative products and the use of high technology, Carrera will expand with the steady growth at home and abroad.
Another road to success. Subsequently, the "Carrera 1: 24" scale track car was rated as a Carrera classic product.
For some beginners and young people, 200 1, there is a Carrera GO! ! ! New proportion track in series
The car is developed, and the track car with the ratio of 1:43 requires higher quality. Traditional 1: 32 ratio
Track racing, Carrera Evolution series, has also been further improved and strengthened. But, to make matters worse,
The launch of digital 1: 32 series has completely changed Carrera, which can be compared with real racing cars! Now Carrera car and track are inseparable. Carrera now enjoys 90% brand share and enjoys
And the title of racing car. Carrera actually means competition in Spanish.