
Toyota GR DKR Hilux Evo #206 L. Moraes / A. Monleon Rally Dakar 2024 IXO 1:18

Specifications
- Year
- 2024
- Era
- 2020s
- Body Type
- Rally Models
- Vehicle Class
- Dakar & Cross-Country Rally
- Openable Parts
- No
- Packaging Condition
- New
- Model Type
- Race Models
- EAN / GTIN
- 4895102349265
About the Toyota GR DKR Hilux Evo #206 L. Moraes / A. Monleon Rally Dakar 2024 IXO 1:18
TL;DR: IXO's 1:18 diecast Toyota GR DKR Hilux Evo reproduces the #206 car crewed by Lucas Moraes and Armand Monleon at the 2024 Dakar Rally for Toyota Gazoo Racing. Diecast construction brings genuine metal weight to a purpose-built cross-country rally prototype, part of a program that has dominated Dakar's car category in recent years.
The Hilux badge on this diecast is more marketing shorthand than accurate description. Underneath, the GR DKR is a purpose-built rally prototype sharing little beyond styling with any showroom pickup.
Diecast Build for a Cross-Country Rally Prototype
IXO's diecast construction gives this Hilux Evo real metal weight, appropriate for a rally raid car built to survive thousands of kilometers over broken terrain rather than smooth asphalt. The tubular chassis and raised suspension travel that define the real GR DKR translate into a stance noticeably higher and more purposeful than any road-going diecast in a typical collection, and the roll cage and spare tire mounts are rendered with the kind of functional detail rally-specific models tend to prioritize over showroom polish. Sponsor decals from the #206 entry carry sharp, consistent tampo printing, a detail that matters given how heavily branded modern Dakar cars are across nearly every visible panel.
Moraes and Monleon's #206 at Dakar 2024
Toyota Gazoo Racing has built one of the most successful cross-country rally programs of the last several years, and Lucas Moraes claimed outright victory at the 2024 Dakar Rally, becoming the first Brazilian driver to win the event overall. The #206 crew of Moraes and co-driver Armand Monleon represents that program's continued strength in one of motorsport's most physically demanding disciplines, where reliability across two weeks of desert stages matters as much as outright speed.
Collecting Toyota's Gazoo Racing Dakar Program
This Hilux Evo fits naturally alongside other Dakar-era rally diecast or a broader Toyota competition display, standing apart from road-car collections through its raised stance and stripped, functional detailing. Few rally disciplines demand as much from both car and crew as Dakar, and that context gives even a static diecast genuine weight.















