
Audi Rosemeyer Silver Maisto 1:18

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About the Audi Rosemeyer Silver Maisto 1:18
TL;DR: Maisto's 1:18 diecast Audi Rosemeyer in Silver reproduces the retro-futuristic concept car Audi unveiled around 2000, named for Auto Union racing legend Bernd Rosemeyer. Diecast construction gives accessible-tier collectors a way to display this rarely-tooled tribute to Audi's Silver Arrows heritage.
Naming a concept car after a 1930s racing driver is a bold statement, and Audi's Rosemeyer backed it up with styling that deliberately echoes the Silver Arrows era.
A Concept Named for a Silver Arrows Legend
Audi named this concept after Bernd Rosemeyer, one of the most celebrated drivers of the pre-war Auto Union Silver Arrows racing program, and the car's styling deliberately references that streamlined, aerodynamic racing heritage, from its long, sculpted bodywork to a stance that echoes 1930s grand prix machinery reinterpreted through a modern lens. That direct historical naming gives the Rosemeyer a narrative depth most concept cars lack. Few manufacturers tool concept subjects like this into diecast at all, which makes finding one a genuine discovery for a concept-focused collector.
Maisto's Accessible Diecast on a Rare Subject
Maisto builds this Rosemeyer at an accessible entry-level price point, giving diecast weight and opening features to a subject that specialist resin producers rarely bother covering given its low mainstream recognition outside dedicated Audi or concept-car circles. Silver suits the car's Silver Arrows namesake directly, a deliberate color choice that ties the model's finish back to the same racing heritage the design itself references. For a concept or Audi heritage shelf, the Rosemeyer's obscurity is exactly its appeal.














