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Ford F150 Lightning (Bburago) 1:43
Despite what the box says, this reproduction is more at 1:50th scale than 1:43rd.
Ford Capri MkIII black 1981 (Norev) 1:43
In 1981, the 2.8-litre injection 6-cylinder Capri succeeded the 3-litre carburetor version released in 1978. Although smaller, the new engine rose its power from 138 to 160 hp. In 1984 the Capri 2.8 was slightly updated. The design of the wheels, shared with the rims of the Fiesta XR2, changed at that time. Reproduced in black since January 2024.
Ford GT 2017 white & blue (IXO) 1:43
A first-gen Ford GT, called GT40, was produced from 1964 to 1969. A second one, manufactured from 2004 to 2006, was similar in appearance to the original model. This third-gen GT, unveiled in January 2015 in Detroit and marketed in late 2016, is notably different from the GT40. Made of carbon and aluminium, this model receives a twin-turbocharged 3.5-litre V6 engine.
Ford Mustang Convertible 1965 (Norev) 1:18
The 2-door coupe and convertible versions of this classic of Ford’s production appeared in the same time in U.S. showrooms, on April 17, 1964. This original “1964 and a half” Mustang also had a fastback variant, launched a few months later. The three of them attracted 680,000 Americans during the first 18 months of its long career!
Ford Mustang 1965 (Norev) 1:18
Norev reproduces here the most famous version of the most famous Ford coupe: the 1964 three-box coupe version of the first-gen Mustang. More precisely, this model was launched on April 17 (so it was a "1964 and a half" model year). Along with the fastback and convertible variants, the Mustang experienced a historic success: 680,000 sales during the first 18 months!
Mustang Shelby GT 500 white (Solido) 1:43
The Mustang is one of the most famous coupes in car history. It is also the most popular if we add all generations since 1964. Here we have the generation unveiled at the end of 2013, after the facelift that took place in 2017. This Shelby GT500 variant, released in 2019, is prepared by Ford Performance, Ford's high-performance division. Its 5.2-litre turbo V8 develops 760 hp!
Ford Mustang convertible 1965 blue (IXO) 1:43
The 2-door coupe and convertible versions of this classic of Ford’s production appeared in the same time in U.S. showrooms, on April 17, 1964. This original “1964 and a half” Mustang also had a fastback variant, launched a few months later. The three of them attracted 680,000 Americans during the first 18 months of its long career!
Ford Escort RS Cosworth purple (Norev) 1:18
The Escort RS Cosworth that succeeded the Sierra RS Cosworth in 1992 was an all-wheel drive right from the start. Clearly different form other Escort models, the car received a conspicuous body kit including a huge rear spoiler, among other details. The engine is also far from the ones which equip mass-produced Escorts, since the 2-litre turbo, developed by Cosworth, develops 224 hp.
Ford Focus ST orange 2012 (Maxichamps) 1:43
The 3rd-gen Focus was launched in early 2011. In summer 2012, Ford added this sporty ST variant, which got rid of the 5-cylinder borrowed from Volvo of the previous generation and replaced it with the in-home EcoBoost 4-cylinder. One cylinder less, but more horsepower: 250 instead of 225. Here we have the version before the facelift of the range in autumn 2014.
Ford Focus ST red 2012 (Maxichamps) 1:43
The 3rd-gen Focus was launched in early 2011. In summer 2012, Ford added this sporty ST variant, which got rid of the 5-cylinder borrowed from Volvo of the previous generation and replaced it with the in-home EcoBoost 4-cylinder. One cylinder less, but more horsepower: 250 instead of 225. Here we have the version before the facelift of the range in autumn 2014.
Ford Sierra XR4i grey (IXO) 1:43
The Sierra debuted at the 1982 Paris Motor Show. Contrary the taut lines of the BX, introduced at the same time, the Sierra has soft curves, designed by Patrick Le Quément, who ended his career at Renault. This 3-door XR4i version of the Sierra, equipped with a double spoiler and a 150 hp 2.8-litre V6, was launched in March 1983. This model was replaced in March 1985 by the XR4x4.