
Toyota GR DKR Hilux Evo #216 S. Quintero / D. Zenz 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
- 4895102349272
About the Toyota GR DKR Hilux Evo #216 S. Quintero / D. Zenz Rally Dakar 2024 IXO 1:18
TL;DR: IXO's 1:18 diecast Toyota GR DKR Hilux Evo #216 reproduces the 2024 Rally Dakar entry driven by S. Quintero and D. Zenz. Metal-body construction suits the truck's raised stance and reinforced bodywork, a strong subject for a Dakar or cross-country rally collection.
Dakar trucks bear little resemblance under the skin to the road-going pickups they're named after, and the GR DKR Hilux Evo makes that distinction obvious at a glance.
Diecast Weight for a Reinforced Rally Truck
The GR DKR Hilux Evo carries a purpose-built tubular chassis and heavily reinforced bodywork designed to survive thousands of kilometers of punishing terrain, and diecast construction gives that ruggedness real physical weight on the shelf. IXO's build captures the raised ground clearance and flared arches needed to house Dakar-spec suspension travel, along with the correct sponsor livery for car #216. IXO has built a strong catalog around cross-country rally subjects specifically, a genre that gets far less coverage than circuit racing despite the intense collector following Dakar commands. Metal construction also suits the truck's utilitarian, function-first design better than a lighter resin build would, matching the weight of a vehicle built to survive impact rather than look delicate.
A Season-Specific Entry in Toyota's Dakar Program
Toyota Gazoo Racing has built a serious, sustained presence in Dakar competition, and this specific #216 livery ties the model to the Quintero and Zenz entry from the 2024 event rather than a generic Toyota Dakar placeholder. That level of specificity matters to Dakar collectors, who often track individual crews and season liveries the way circuit racing fans track Formula 1 drivers. It pairs naturally with other Dakar-era Hilux or Toyota rally trucks from surrounding seasons.















