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Ferrari Testarossa White Miami Vice Hot Wheels 1:18

Ferrari Testarossa White Miami Vice Hot Wheels 1:18
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Brand
Ferrari
Manufacturer
Hot Wheels
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
P9904
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About the Ferrari Testarossa White Miami Vice Hot Wheels 1:18

TL;DR: Hot Wheels' 1:18 diecast Ferrari Testarossa reproduces the white car from Miami Vice, driven on screen by Don Johnson's Sonny Crockett. It replaced an earlier black replica Daytona partway through the show's run and became the more famous of the two on-screen Ferraris.

Miami Vice made a Ferrari famous in white, an almost radical choice at a time when red still defined the brand in most people's minds.

The Testarossa's Second-Car Status in Miami Vice

Early seasons of Miami Vice actually featured a black replica built on a Daytona chassis rather than a genuine Ferrari, and it was only later in the show's run that a real, white Ferrari Testarossa took over Crockett's screen car duties. That production history matters because it means this specific white Testarossa is arguably the more historically accurate and more celebrated of the two on-screen vehicles, genuinely factory-built rather than a kit-car stand-in. The wedge-shaped body and signature side strakes read instantly at this scale, unmistakable even to viewers who never watched the show.

Collecting Screen Ferraris Alongside Factory Colors

Hot Wheels' diecast rendering captures the Testarossa's flat, low nose and dramatic side intakes, details that made the car look futuristic even against contemporary Ferrari flagships. For a Supercars or television-vehicle collection, this piece pairs naturally with other 1980s screen cars while also standing on its own as a genuine Testarossa in an unusual, non-factory-typical color. It rewards collectors who want their Ferrari shelf to include a little television history alongside road-car provenance.

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