Ford GT 69 Ryan Briscoe - Richard Westbrook - Scott Dixon "Ford Chip Ganassi Team USA" 24H Le Mans (2016) 1/18 Model Car by Autoart

What is Autoart Ford GT 69 Ryan Briscoe - Richard Westbrook - Scott Dixon "Ford Chip Ganassi Team USA" 24H Le Mans (2016) 1/18 Model Car by Autoart?

This 1/18 scale diecast model recreates the iconic Ford GT #69 that competed in the 2016 24 Hours of Le Mans under the Ford Chip Ganassi Team USA banner. Driven by Ryan Briscoe, Richard Westbrook, and Scott Dixon, this car marks a historic return of Ford to top-tier endurance racing. Crafted by Autoart, a leader in premium model manufacturing, this collectible delivers museum-grade accuracy in both exterior and interior details. Built with composite materials, it features a realistic weight and finish that reflect the engineering of the original race car. The model comes in a brand-new box, making it ideal for display or gifting.

Key features

• Scale — 1/18 for lifelike size and detail.
• Opening doors — allows full access to the detailed interior.
• Steerable wheels — front wheels turn via steering mechanism.
• Real rubber tires — authentic tread and flexibility.
• Removable engine cover — reveals a precisely detailed engine compartment.
• Composite construction — durable and accurate to the original.
• Dimensions — approximately 10.75" L x 4.75" W x 3" H.

Who is Autoart Ford GT 69 Ryan Briscoe - Richard Westbrook - Scott Dixon "Ford Chip Ganassi Team USA" 24H Le Mans (2016) 1/18 Model Car by Autoart for?

This model is designed for serious collectors of diecast vehicles, Ford enthusiasts, and fans of endurance racing. It's also suitable for display in offices or homes where automotive excellence is celebrated. Given its detail and price point, it appeals to adults and older teens with an appreciation for motorsport history and craftsmanship.

How does Autoart Ford GT 69 Ryan Briscoe - Richard Westbrook - Scott Dixon "Ford Chip Ganassi Team USA" 24H Le Mans (2016) 1/18 Model Car by Autoart compare?

Compared to standard 1/18 scale diecast models, this Autoart version stands out with steerable wheels, real rubber tires, and a removable engine cover—features often missing in lower-tier models. It offers greater detail than mass-market brands and competes well with other premium diecast makers in accuracy and finish. While more expensive than basic models, it justifies the price with superior engineering and authenticity, especially for Ford and Le Mans collectors.