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Majorette diecast cars in India
Majorette is one of the oldest diecast brands in the world. It was founded in Lyon, France in 1961 by Émile Véron, made its first die-cast cars in 1964, and has been part of Germany's Simba Dickie Group since 2010. Generations of collectors know it for working features most small cars skip — sprung suspension, opening doors and bonnets, and tow hitches on trucks and trailers. Today Majorette makes around 3-inch models, close to 1:64, of licensed cars from Porsche, Toyota, Nissan, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Land Rover and more. Alongside the everyday range, collector lines such as Limited Edition and themed series like JDM Legends add premium paint, rubber tyres and display-friendly packaging, and some releases include bonus tuning parts. That mix of play features and collector detail makes Majorette a favourite for both first-time buyers and serious shelves. On Rarewaalt you can buy Majorette in India from verified sellers — with escrow-protected payment and a 2-day return window on every order.
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Are the Majorette models on Rarewaalt original?
Yes. Every listing comes from a seller verified by Rarewaalt, and your payment is held in escrow until the order is delivered and the 2-day return window has passed.
What scale are Majorette cars?
Majorette makes around 3-inch models. The exact scale varies by vehicle — roughly 1:55 to 1:76 — so they sit on the same shelf as 1:64 brands like Hot Wheels and Mini GT.
What makes Majorette different from other 1:64 brands?
Majorette is known for working features: sprung suspension on most cars, plus opening doors or bonnets and tow hitches on many models. Its collector lines add rubber tyres and premium paint.
Who makes Majorette?
Majorette was founded in France in 1961 and has been owned by the German Simba Dickie Group since 2010.
What if my Majorette arrives damaged?
Report it from My orders within 48 hours of delivery with a continuous unboxing video. Approved claims are refunded to your original payment method, and return shipping is free. Minor card creases or packaging wear are not counted as damage when the model itself is intact.