
Ferrari
Road and race: LaFerrari, SF90 and Leclerc's SF-24.
4 models · from ₹1,499 · free shipping

Ferrari

Ferrari

Ferrari

Ferrari
4 Ferrari models are listed here, from ₹1,499. 2 are regular-size 1:24 cars, the kind most people mean by a Ferrari toy car: metal body, opening doors, and on most a pull-back motor with lights. One is remote control.
2 of the 4 Ferrari models here are officially licensed (Charles Leclerc Ferrari SF-24 2024 1:43 Bburago F1 Model; Ferrari F1-75 1:18 Rastar Licensed RC Formula 1 Car). The rest are unlicensed replicas of the shape, priced at a fraction of a licensed model and labelled as replicas on their pages.
| Model | Scale | Length | Type | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ferrari LaFerrari 1:24 Diecast Model | 1:24 | 18 to 21 cm | Collector's model | ₹1,499 |
| Ferrari SF90 Stradale Race Livery 1:24 Diecast Model | 1:24 | 18 to 21 cm | Collector's model | ₹1,599 |
| Charles Leclerc Ferrari SF-24 2024 1:43 Bburago F1 Model | 1:43 | 10 to 12 cm | Collector's model | ₹1,999 |
| Ferrari F1-75 1:18 Rastar Licensed RC Formula 1 CarOut of stock | 1:18 | 25 to 28 cm | Remote control | ₹4,499 |
Ferrari's road cars are covered by the LaFerrari and the SF90 in 1:24, both with opening doors and the correct Rosso paint. The racing side is Bburago's licensed 1:43 SF-24 in Charles Leclerc's number 16, and for something bigger, the Rastar F1-75 remote control car in 1:18.
The road cars in this collection are the LaFerrari and the SF90, both in 1:24 with opening doors and engine covers and both in Rosso Corsa. The LaFerrari's rear, with its active spoiler and the exposed V12 under glass, is the more interesting of the two on a model. The SF90 is here in a Marlboro-style race livery as well as in red.
The racing side is where licensing comes in. Charles Leclerc's SF-24 is an officially licensed Bburago 1:43, with the correct 2024 sponsor set and Leclerc's helmet colours under the Halo. For a Ferrari that moves, the Rastar F1-75 remote control car in 1:18 is licensed by Ferrari and comes with a display stand.
Rosso Corsa is a warm red and it needs a warm undercoat to read correctly; sprayed over grey primer it goes orange, and a lot of cheap Ferrari models do exactly that. The models here are sprayed over a red-tinted primer, and in daylight they match the colour on the real car. If a Ferrari model you have seen elsewhere looks orange in photographs, that is why.