Tomica Limited Vintage Ferrari

The F40 was released in 1987 as Ferrari's 40th anniversary car. The F40 was the fastest car in the world at the time, and was the last car that founder Enzo Ferrari was involved in, so it became very popular. A total of 1,311 cars were produced, far exceeding the initial plan, and it was extremely well-known in Japan at the time. Since the F40, Ferrari has released high-end models as Speciale, but the original F40 is particularly popular.

ETA AUG-NOV 2025 The F512 M, which began production in 1994, debuted as the final evolution of the Testarossa, which was announced in 1984. The exterior was significantly changed from the previous 512TR, with fixed headlights, a front mask that shared the image of Ferrari cars of the same period, and four round taillights. The F512 M, which was greatly improved in terms of driving through increased engine power, changes to the gear ratio, and weight reduction, is still attracting attention today due to its high level of perfection, its rarity (only 501 units were produced), and its history as the final model of Ferrari with a 180-degree V12 engine.