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Ford Puma Super 1600 F. Duval / S. Prevot Rally Monte Carlo 2002 Otto 1:18

Ford Puma Super 1600 F. Duval / S. Prevot Rally Monte Carlo 2002 Otto 1:18
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Specifications
Car Brand
Ford
Model Manufacturer
Otto
Scale
1:18
Material
Resin
Model Condition
New Model
SKU
OT456
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About the Ford Puma Super 1600 F. Duval / S. Prevot Rally Monte Carlo 2002 Otto 1:18

TL;DR: Otto's 1:18 resin Ford Puma Super 1600 reproduces Freddy Duval and Stephan Prevot's Rally Monte Carlo 2002 livery, cast as a sealed one-piece body. New and factory packaged, it represents the smaller-displacement Super 1600 class that fed talent into the WRC's top ranks.

Super 1600 machinery rarely gets the diecast attention the top-category cars receive, so Otto reproducing this specific Puma from Monte Carlo 2002 gives collectors a genuinely underrepresented corner of early-2000s rallying.

Resin Detail on a Compact Rally Shape

The original Puma's small, curvaceous coupe body suits resin casting well, since the material holds tight compound curves and thin pillars more cleanly than pressed metal tooling. This model is a single fixed shell, with the Duval and Prevot livery applied at the factory and holding sharp registration on the sponsor decals despite the smaller print sizes a compact car demands. Paint depth shows genuine gloss under direct light, and the panel lines around the wheel arches and bonnet stay crisp and consistent. Resin construction gives the piece less mass than an equivalent diecast, which is a characteristic of the material rather than a fault. As a new model in original packaging, the finish arrives exactly as tooled, with no handling wear.

The Super 1600 Category's Role in Rallying

Super 1600 regulations gave smaller-engined cars like the Puma a competitive category of their own, often serving as a proving ground for drivers and manufacturers before they stepped up to the World Rally Car ranks. Duval and Prevot's Monte Carlo 2002 entry represents exactly that developmental tier of the sport rather than a factory-backed headline campaign.

A Niche Piece for an Early-2000s Rally Shelf

This Puma suits a collector building a broader picture of early-2000s rallying beyond the top class, pairing naturally with other Super 1600 or Junior category liveries from the same era. Arriving new and sealed, it is ready for display immediately, and its fixed body sits securely with no panels to check.

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