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Ferrari F40 #1 Yellow Bauer Limited Edition 100pcs Bburago 1:18

Ferrari F40 #1 Yellow Bauer Limited Edition 100pcs Bburago 1:18
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Specifications
Car Brand
Ferrari
Model Manufacturer
Bburago
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
BSR001
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About the Ferrari F40 #1 Yellow Bauer Limited Edition 100pcs Bburago 1:18

TL;DR: Bburago's 1:18 diecast Ferrari F40 carries the yellow Bauer race livery with car number 1, limited to 100 pieces. It reproduces Maranello's twin-turbo halo car in competition dress rather than the familiar road-going rosso corsa, aimed at buyers wanting the F40 story told through motorsport.

Most F40 replicas on the market wear the standard red the road car is known for. This one takes a different route, wrapping the same silhouette in a yellow competition scheme that puts race heritage ahead of showroom colour.

The Yellow Bauer Livery in a 100-Piece Run

A numbered race car and a stated run of 100 pieces give this diecast a collectability angle that a standard road-car finish cannot match. The zinc-alloy body carries genuine weight in the hand, typical of Bburago's diecast work at this scale, and the tampo-printed number and sponsor graphics need to sit crisply on the bodywork for the livery to read correctly at arm's length. Because the edition is small and the finish specific to this yellow Bauer scheme, it sits apart from Bburago's more common F40 road-car issues, which turn up far more often on the secondary market. Buyers assembling a themed shelf of race-liveried supercars, rather than road-going ones, will find this piece does real work: the F40's shape is unmistakable, and the racing dress gives it a different story to tell than the dozen red F40s already out there.

Why the F40 Still Anchors a Ferrari Shelf

Ferrari built the F40 as Enzo Ferrari's final approved project, launched in 1987 to mark the company's fortieth anniversary, and it became the first production car to exceed 200mph, powered by a twin-turbocharged V8 wrapped in a carbon-Kevlar composite body. That combination of raw performance and minimal weight made the F40 a benchmark supercar of its era, and its competition variants extended that reputation onto race tracks through the early 1990s. A liveried, numbered replica like this one leans into that racing side of the story rather than the road car most collectors already own, making it a natural companion piece for anyone building a display around the F40's full range of appearances, road and track alike.

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