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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Car Culture Ferrari Testarossa
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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Car Culture Ferrari Testarossa
59,00 zł
Hot Wheels PREMIUM
Car Culture - Modern Classics
Ferrari Testarossa
JKF00
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The Hot Wheels Ferrari Testarossa, catalog number JKF00, is a 1:64 scale collector's model from the premium line, released in the Hot Wheels Car Culture: Modern Classics series. The model is aimed at adult collectors, fans of Italian supercars, and enthusiasts of 1980s automotive aesthetics.
The Ferrari Testarossa casting was designed by Ronald Wong and debuted in this very series—Car Culture: Modern Classics in 2026, as number 2/5. It is therefore a brand-new casting, available for the first time in this release. The body is painted in Rosso Corsa, Ferrari's classic racing red, with detailed headlights, taillights, emblems, trim, and a license plate reading "testarossa." The chassis is metal in black, the windows are tinted, and the interior is finished in Tan, faithfully reproducing the light leather upholstery offered in the original vehicle. The model rolls on grey RRE wheels—European-style Real Riders rims with rubber tires. The country of manufacture is Thailand.
The original vehicle is the Ferrari Testarossa, a mid-engine supercar produced between 1984 and 1991. The styling was handled by Emanuele Nicosa along with a team led by Leonardo Fioravanti at the Pininfarina studio, and it premiered at the 1984 Paris Motor Show. The name Testarossa literally means "red head" and refers to the 250 Testa Rossa model as well as the red cam covers also present in this car. It was powered by a 4.9-liter F113 flat-twelve engine producing 385 hp, paired with a five-speed manual transmission. The car's trademark features are its side-straked air intakes, mockingly called "cheese graters" by the press, which eventually became a symbol of 1980s style. A total of 7,177 units were produced, and it was succeeded by the 512 TR model.
The collector value of this release is high: it is the debut of an all-new casting in a limited Car Culture series, featuring a metal chassis and rubber Real Riders tires. The Testarossa is one of the most recognizable supercars in history, and its Rosso Corsa versions enjoy the greatest interest from collectors.
FAQ
Is the Hot Wheels Ferrari Testarossa JKF00 a new casting?
Yes. The casting by Ronald Wong debuted in 2026 specifically in the Car Culture: Modern Classics series, at position 2/5.
What kind of wheels does this Hot Wheels model have?
The model rides on grey RRE wheels—European-style Real Riders rims with rubber tires.
What details does this model feature?
It features detailed headlights, taillights, emblems, and body trim, with a license plate reading "testarossa" on the back; the interior is finished in Tan.
The Ferrari Testarossa casting was designed by Ronald Wong and debuted in this very series—Car Culture: Modern Classics in 2026, as number 2/5. It is therefore a brand-new casting, available for the first time in this release. The body is painted in Rosso Corsa, Ferrari's classic racing red, with detailed headlights, taillights, emblems, trim, and a license plate reading "testarossa." The chassis is metal in black, the windows are tinted, and the interior is finished in Tan, faithfully reproducing the light leather upholstery offered in the original vehicle. The model rolls on grey RRE wheels—European-style Real Riders rims with rubber tires. The country of manufacture is Thailand.
The original vehicle is the Ferrari Testarossa, a mid-engine supercar produced between 1984 and 1991. The styling was handled by Emanuele Nicosa along with a team led by Leonardo Fioravanti at the Pininfarina studio, and it premiered at the 1984 Paris Motor Show. The name Testarossa literally means "red head" and refers to the 250 Testa Rossa model as well as the red cam covers also present in this car. It was powered by a 4.9-liter F113 flat-twelve engine producing 385 hp, paired with a five-speed manual transmission. The car's trademark features are its side-straked air intakes, mockingly called "cheese graters" by the press, which eventually became a symbol of 1980s style. A total of 7,177 units were produced, and it was succeeded by the 512 TR model.
The collector value of this release is high: it is the debut of an all-new casting in a limited Car Culture series, featuring a metal chassis and rubber Real Riders tires. The Testarossa is one of the most recognizable supercars in history, and its Rosso Corsa versions enjoy the greatest interest from collectors.
FAQ
Is the Hot Wheels Ferrari Testarossa JKF00 a new casting?
Yes. The casting by Ronald Wong debuted in 2026 specifically in the Car Culture: Modern Classics series, at position 2/5.
What kind of wheels does this Hot Wheels model have?
The model rides on grey RRE wheels—European-style Real Riders rims with rubber tires.
What details does this model feature?
It features detailed headlights, taillights, emblems, and body trim, with a license plate reading "testarossa" on the back; the interior is finished in Tan.