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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Car Culture Ferrari F50
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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Car Culture Ferrari F50
89,00 zł
Hot Wheels PREMIUM
Car Culture - Timeless Icons
Ferrari F50
JBK56
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The Hot Wheels Ferrari F50 (product number JBK56) is a 1:64 scale collector's model from the Hot Wheels Premium line, released in 2025 as part of the Car Culture: Timeless Icons series, holding the 1/5 position. This die-cast car is aimed at collectors of classic supercars, fans of the Ferrari brand, and enthusiasts who value rubber tires and a metal base.
The Ferrari F50 casting was designed for Mattel by Ronald Wong, making its debut in 2025 in the Car Culture: Timeless Icons series; JBK56 is the premiere release of this casting. The model is finished in Rosso Barchetta paint, featuring detailed headlights, taillights, trim, and the Pininfarina logo on the body sides. The base is black and metal, the windows are tinted in a smoke shade, and the interior is black. The model rolls on gray wheels with the Gray RRE code, featuring rubber Real Riders tires reserved for the Premium line. The country of origin is Thailand.
The real Ferrari F50 is a limited-edition supercar produced by Ferrari between 1995 and 1997. Designed by Lorenzo Ramaciotti and Pietro Camardella, the model served as the successor to the F40 and acted as the brand's flagship. It is powered by a 4.7-liter V12 F130B engine producing 512 hp, paired with a 6-speed manual transmission—a unit derived from the 3.5-liter V12 036 used in the Ferrari 641 Formula 1 car. The body is made largely of carbon fiber, and the car features a removable roof. Following Ferrari's policy of producing one fewer car than market demand, only 349 units were built. Today, the F50 is one of the brand's most collectible models and is part of the group known by enthusiasts as the "Big 5," alongside the 288 GTO, F40, Enzo Ferrari, and LaFerrari.
The Hot Wheels Ferrari F50 JBK56 is an attractive addition to any display case—it is the debut release of an all-new casting, and Ferrari models in the Premium line are among the most sought-after and disappear from the market quickly.
FAQ
Does the Hot Wheels Ferrari F50 JBK56 have rubber tires?
Yes. This Premium line model rides on Real Riders tires mounted on gray wheels with the Gray RRE code.
How many Ferrari F50 units were produced?
349 units were produced between 1995 and 1997, in accordance with Ferrari's policy of producing one fewer car than the demand.
Is this the first release of this casting?
Yes. The Ferrari F50 casting debuted in 2025 in the Car Culture: Timeless Icons series, and JBK56 is its premiere release.
The Ferrari F50 casting was designed for Mattel by Ronald Wong, making its debut in 2025 in the Car Culture: Timeless Icons series; JBK56 is the premiere release of this casting. The model is finished in Rosso Barchetta paint, featuring detailed headlights, taillights, trim, and the Pininfarina logo on the body sides. The base is black and metal, the windows are tinted in a smoke shade, and the interior is black. The model rolls on gray wheels with the Gray RRE code, featuring rubber Real Riders tires reserved for the Premium line. The country of origin is Thailand.
The real Ferrari F50 is a limited-edition supercar produced by Ferrari between 1995 and 1997. Designed by Lorenzo Ramaciotti and Pietro Camardella, the model served as the successor to the F40 and acted as the brand's flagship. It is powered by a 4.7-liter V12 F130B engine producing 512 hp, paired with a 6-speed manual transmission—a unit derived from the 3.5-liter V12 036 used in the Ferrari 641 Formula 1 car. The body is made largely of carbon fiber, and the car features a removable roof. Following Ferrari's policy of producing one fewer car than market demand, only 349 units were built. Today, the F50 is one of the brand's most collectible models and is part of the group known by enthusiasts as the "Big 5," alongside the 288 GTO, F40, Enzo Ferrari, and LaFerrari.
The Hot Wheels Ferrari F50 JBK56 is an attractive addition to any display case—it is the debut release of an all-new casting, and Ferrari models in the Premium line are among the most sought-after and disappear from the market quickly.
FAQ
Does the Hot Wheels Ferrari F50 JBK56 have rubber tires?
Yes. This Premium line model rides on Real Riders tires mounted on gray wheels with the Gray RRE code.
How many Ferrari F50 units were produced?
349 units were produced between 1995 and 1997, in accordance with Ferrari's policy of producing one fewer car than the demand.
Is this the first release of this casting?
Yes. The Ferrari F50 casting debuted in 2025 in the Car Culture: Timeless Icons series, and JBK56 is its premiere release.