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Hot Wheels RLC Ferrari F40
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1.149,00 zł
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Hot Wheels RLC Ferrari F40
1.149,00 zł
Hot Wheels
RLC - Red Line Club
Ferrari F40
JJY72
Factory sealed
Seller RLC4C
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Hot Wheels Ferrari F40, catalog number JJY72, is a collectible model from the RLC Exclusive line, available exclusively to Red Line Club members. This 2026 1:64 scale release is intended for adult collectors and Ferrari enthusiasts — the F40 is one of the most recognizable supercars in history, and this club edition is one of the most refined models Hot Wheels has released in this line.
The Ferrari F40 casting was designed by Ronald Wong, and this RLC release marks its debut — JJY72 is the first release of this mold. The model features two opening parts: a front clamshell hood and an engine compartment cover, allowing a view into both sections of the bodywork. The model is finished in Silver Plate Spectraflame Rosso Corsa — a translucent, classic Ferrari red paint applied over a silver coating, giving it a depth and metallic shine not found on standard die-cast cars. The bodywork is adorned with detailed headlights, taillights, and trim details, “DISEGNO DI Pininfarina” lettering on the sides, and a license plate reading “F40". The base is matte black and metal, the windows are slightly tinted, the interior is black, and the model rolls on RRE (Real Riders Exotic) wheels with genuine rubber tires. Country of manufacture: China.
The original is the Ferrari F40 — a two-door supercar produced from 1987 to 1992. The bodywork was designed by Pietro Camardella under the direction of Aldo Brovarone at the Pininfarina studio, and the car was created as the successor to the 288 GTO; its name commemorates Ferrari’s 40th anniversary. The F40 was the last car personally approved by Enzo Ferrari. It was powered by a 2.9-liter F120A V8 twin-turbo engine producing 471 hp, or approximately 478 hp, paired with a five-speed manual transmission and delivering power to the rear axle. At the time of its debut, it was the fastest, most powerful, and most expensive car in the brand’s lineup. Originally, 400 units were planned, but 1,311 were ultimately produced (some sources state 1,315), each priced at $400,000; today, they exceed $1 million. The F40 belongs to the group referred to by enthusiasts as the “Big 5" — along with the 288 GTO, F50, Enzo Ferrari, and LaFerrari.
For collectors, JJY72 is a top choice: a debut casting, two opening body parts, Spectraflame paint over a silver coating, Real Riders rubber tires, and distribution limited to the Red Line Club. RLC models are not reissued, so the secondary market is the only source.
FAQ
Does this Hot Wheels model have opening parts?
Yes — the casting features an opening front clamshell hood and an engine compartment cover.
What does “Silver Plate Spectraflame” mean?
It is a translucent Spectraflame paint applied over the silver coating of the casting. This gives the Rosso Corsa red depth and a metallic shine.
Where was the Hot Wheels Ferrari F40 JJY72 available?
Exclusively to Red Line Club members — this is a 2026 RLC Exclusive release that was not available for retail sale.
The Ferrari F40 casting was designed by Ronald Wong, and this RLC release marks its debut — JJY72 is the first release of this mold. The model features two opening parts: a front clamshell hood and an engine compartment cover, allowing a view into both sections of the bodywork. The model is finished in Silver Plate Spectraflame Rosso Corsa — a translucent, classic Ferrari red paint applied over a silver coating, giving it a depth and metallic shine not found on standard die-cast cars. The bodywork is adorned with detailed headlights, taillights, and trim details, “DISEGNO DI Pininfarina” lettering on the sides, and a license plate reading “F40". The base is matte black and metal, the windows are slightly tinted, the interior is black, and the model rolls on RRE (Real Riders Exotic) wheels with genuine rubber tires. Country of manufacture: China.
The original is the Ferrari F40 — a two-door supercar produced from 1987 to 1992. The bodywork was designed by Pietro Camardella under the direction of Aldo Brovarone at the Pininfarina studio, and the car was created as the successor to the 288 GTO; its name commemorates Ferrari’s 40th anniversary. The F40 was the last car personally approved by Enzo Ferrari. It was powered by a 2.9-liter F120A V8 twin-turbo engine producing 471 hp, or approximately 478 hp, paired with a five-speed manual transmission and delivering power to the rear axle. At the time of its debut, it was the fastest, most powerful, and most expensive car in the brand’s lineup. Originally, 400 units were planned, but 1,311 were ultimately produced (some sources state 1,315), each priced at $400,000; today, they exceed $1 million. The F40 belongs to the group referred to by enthusiasts as the “Big 5" — along with the 288 GTO, F50, Enzo Ferrari, and LaFerrari.
For collectors, JJY72 is a top choice: a debut casting, two opening body parts, Spectraflame paint over a silver coating, Real Riders rubber tires, and distribution limited to the Red Line Club. RLC models are not reissued, so the secondary market is the only source.
FAQ
Does this Hot Wheels model have opening parts?
Yes — the casting features an opening front clamshell hood and an engine compartment cover.
What does “Silver Plate Spectraflame” mean?
It is a translucent Spectraflame paint applied over the silver coating of the casting. This gives the Rosso Corsa red depth and a metallic shine.
Where was the Hot Wheels Ferrari F40 JJY72 available?
Exclusively to Red Line Club members — this is a 2026 RLC Exclusive release that was not available for retail sale.