Special Edition Maisto 1:18 Scale: Ford GT90 Concept (1995)
Experience the pinnacle of 1990s supercar ambition with the Maisto Special Edition 1:18 Scale Ford GT90 Concept. Unveiled in 1995 as the spiritual successor to the legendary GT40, the quad-turbocharged V12 GT90 shocked the motoring world with its futuristic "New Edge" triangular styling cues, ceramic exhaust shielding, and claimed 253 mph top speed.
Built in large-format 1:18 scale, this diecast replica captures every detail of the real-world prototype. Finished in crisp polar white with the iconic deep blue interior, key interactive features include opening scissor/gullwing-style doors, an opening rear glass engine hatch exposing the quad-turbo V12 engine bay, functional front-wheel steering, four-wheel independent suspension, and rubber tyres mounted on chrome triangular alloy wheels.
Product Specifications & Details
Brand / Manufacturer: Maisto (Special Edition Series #31828)
Vehicle Model: 1995 Ford GT90 Concept Supercar
Open Features: Driver & passenger doors
Scale: 1:18
Box Condition: Reasonable
Collector Packaging & Safe Shipping
This Maisto 1:18 Ford GT90 is inspected and packed inside sturdy, cardboard shipping boxes surrounded by dense protective air-buffering.
100% Genuine Official Licensed Ford / Maisto Product
Iconic 1990s Quad-Turbo V12 Concept Supercar
Free UK Delivery
Product Questions & Answers
Q: Does the rear engine cover open on the Maisto 1:18 Ford GT90?
A: Yes! The glass rear hatch lifts up to reveal a detailed replica of the mid-mounted quad-turbocharged V12 engine and triangular exhaust housing.
Q: What scale is this Maisto Ford GT90 diecast model?
A: This model is built to large 1:18 scale, measuring approximately 25 cm (10 inches) in length and making a stunning shelf centerpiece.
Q: Was the real Ford GT90 ever produced for sale?
A: No, the Ford GT90 remained a one-off functional concept car built by Ford Special Vehicle Team (SVT) in 1995 at a reported cost of $3 million.
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