Unveiled in October 2024, the Ferrari F80 is the Maranello firm's most powerful road car to date — a mid-engine hybrid hypercar that marks a clear generational step in Ferrari's limited-production flagship programme. Burago reproduces it at 1:18 in yellow, one of the colours available on the real car, in a die-cast format positioned at the accessible end of the market.
Ferrari's Most Powerful Road Car
The Ferrari F80 pairs a 3.0-litre twin-turbocharged V6 internal combustion engine with three electric motors for a combined output of approximately 1,200 hp. The car accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in under 2.15 seconds and exceeds 350 km/h. It sits at the apex of Ferrari's road-car hierarchy.
Yellow in the Ferrari Palette
Yellow — Giallo in Ferrari's colour language — is one of the exterior finishes offered on the F80 road car. It is a less prevalent choice than Rosso Corsa in the collector market, and on a model shelf it reads as a deliberate contrast to the traditional red. The F80 is strictly a road-legal machine: no race programme, no competition livery, no driver allocation. The yellow finish here represents the car exactly as a client might take delivery of it.
Burago's Economy-Tier 1:18 Die-Cast
Burago produces this 1:18 scale model in die-cast metal as part of their economy range. The release is identified as an economic version and omits side windows. The trade-off is straightforward: the model delivers the F80's proportions, silhouette and yellow colour at a price point well below resin alternatives from specialist makers. For collectors who want the F80 shape on the shelf without committing to a higher-detail edition, it is a practical entry point.
In the Display Cabinet
This model brings a striking presence to any display cabinet. The yellow livery catches the eye immediately, and the F80's dramatic aerodynamic bodywork — with its complex surfaces and pronounced diffuser — rewards close attention at 1:18 scale. Given that the real car's very limited production run means very few people will encounter one outside a motor show, having it rendered in yellow on the shelf makes for a compelling centrepiece.
