2CV

In 2011, Tecnitoys marketed its first Citroën 2CV Sahara with reference 6488. The car came with four-wheel drive via a dual-axle "RK-11.1" motor, front and rear LED lights, and a tilting guide that allows it to adapt to track gradients. In blue color with a gray roof, it comes with the Graz club logo and without rally or driver decals. "Zwa Zeh Fau" is a German phonetic transcription of "2CV" (Zwei-C-V), which gives name to the Austrian Graz club. The Tecnitoys model is almost certainly based on one of this club's cars.

The Citroën 2CV Sahara was a very special version of the 2CV developed in 1958 and manufactured between 1960 and 1967. It had two 425 cc twin-cylinder engines, one in front and one in the rear, each driving an axle. This gave it permanent all-wheel drive, something very advanced for the time. It was designed primarily for use in difficult terrain and expeditions, especially in Africa and desert areas. It was used in explorations, oil work, and some amateur raids, although it was not a common competitive rally car. The Zwa Zeh Fau Club Graz is an Austrian club for Citroën 2CV enthusiasts, based in Graz (Austria). Its name is a German phonetic transcription of "2CV" (Zwei-C-V). The club brings together owners and enthusiasts of the model, organizes gatherings, routes, and expeditions with 2CVs, including some with the rare all-wheel drive 2CV Sahara version. Its activity focuses on the preservation and promotion of this classic automobile. Almost certainly, one of the club's cars was used by Tecnitoys as the model for its reference 6488.