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Ferrari Testarossa PPG Auto Refinish Red Bburago 1:18

Ferrari Testarossa PPG Auto Refinish Red Bburago 1:18
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Specifications
Brand
Ferrari
Manufacturer
Bburago
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
3039-P3
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About the Ferrari Testarossa PPG Auto Refinish Red Bburago 1:18

TL;DR: Bburago's 1:18 diecast Ferrari Testarossa reproduces the PPG Auto Refinish livery, a promotional paint scheme tied to PPG Industries' 1980s motorsport sponsorship program rather than a factory Ferrari color option. It gives collectors a distinctive alternative to standard Testarossa red for a period sponsor-liveried display.

PPG Industries sponsored pace cars and show vehicles across American motorsport in the 1980s, and Bburago's Testarossa special borrows that sponsor livery rather than reproducing a factory color. The result is a Testarossa unlike the red or black versions most collectors already own.

A Sponsor Livery Beyond Ferrari's Factory Palette

PPG Industries built its 1980s motorsport visibility around pace cars and specially liveried show vehicles branded for its automotive refinish paint business, and Bburago's "Auto Refinish" special editions borrow that sponsor identity rather than any color Ferrari itself ever offered on a production Testarossa. The red base coat here sits closer to a competition hue than Ferrari's own Rosso Corsa, and PPG-branded graphics run across the flanks, breaking up the Testarossa's famous side strakes with sponsor lettering instead of leaving them as clean intake vents. Collectors who track Bburago's PPG-branded run alongside its Countach and 288 GTO counterparts treat the series as a small, self-contained niche within 1980s Ferrari diecast. The diecast construction and overall build quality match Bburago's other 1980s Ferrari tooling, so the distinction here is entirely about the livery.

The Testarossa's Shape Under an Unusual Livery

The Testarossa's design, with its full-width rear and signature side strakes feeding air to the engine, was one of the defining Ferrari silhouettes of the 1980s and remains instantly recognizable even under a sponsor livery that has nothing to do with the road car's original marketing. Displayed next to a standard red or black Testarossa, this PPG version reads as the odd one out, which is exactly the appeal for a collector chasing factory specials rather than another mainstream colorway. The strakes themselves stay dimensionally accurate even with sponsor graphics overlaid, proof that Bburago treated the livery as a paint job rather than a shortcut on tooling. It works best as a deliberate contrast piece within a 1980s Ferrari shelf.

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