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Ford Puma Rally1 WRC #16 A. Fourmaux / A. Coria Rally Monte Carlo 2022 IXO 1:18

Ford Puma Rally1 WRC #16 A. Fourmaux / A. Coria Rally Monte Carlo 2022 IXO 1:18
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Specifications
Brand
Ford
Manufacturer
IXO
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
New Model
SKU
18RMC111
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About the Ford Puma Rally1 WRC #16 A. Fourmaux / A. Coria Rally Monte Carlo 2022 IXO 1:18

TL;DR: IXO's 1:18 diecast Ford Puma Rally1 WRC recreates the #16 A. Fourmaux / A. Coria entry from the 2022 Rally Monte Carlo. The zinc alloy body is sealed with no opening panels, holding the current Rally1 hybrid era's aero detailing on one casting. A modern entry for a contemporary WRC shelf.

The Puma Rally1 represents Ford's return to top-flight WRC competition under the sport's current hybrid regulations, and this Monte Carlo entry documents an early appearance for the platform.

Diecast Detail on a Rally1-Era Aero Package

Rally1 cars carry far more aggressive aerodynamic addenda than their predecessors, with large front splitters, roof scoops, and rear wings that all need crisp, well-defined edges to read correctly at 1:18. Zinc alloy diecast handles that density well, giving the model real weight and holding those cast aero elements as sharp, consistent detail. Because the body is sealed with no opening parts, the Puma's aggressive bodywork sits as one continuous shell, with the doors and hood scribed as tight grooves rather than gapped seams that would interrupt the livery's sponsor graphics running across the flanks. The finish reproduces the current WRC livery style, with its dense decal coverage, cleanly across an unbroken surface.

Ford's Return to Top-Flight Rallying

After stepping back from a full factory WRC program, Ford's Puma Rally1 marked a renewed commitment to the category under the hybrid rules introduced for the current generation of cars, pairing a turbocharged engine with an electric assist system. Adrien Fourmaux's Monte Carlo entry represents one of the program's early competitive outings.

Anchoring a Modern WRC Collection

This Puma pairs naturally with sister Rally1 liveries from the same or later seasons, including the winning Sweden entry from the same team, building a coherent current-era WRC shelf.

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