Otto Mobile Announces New Models for May & June 2025

Otto Mobile has announced 12 new models due to release in May and June 2025. This diverse collection includes timeless classic cars, racing and rally icons, modern electric cars and high-performance cars. Each model is a limited edition, with limited edition number detailed on the underside of the model. The models are sealed and made from resin – the wheels are rollable.

BMW E46 M3 GTR Sreet Titan Silver Metallic 2001 – 1:18 Scale

In the early 2000s, BMW decided to enter the American Le Mans Series. The regulations stipulate that the model competing in this discipline must be a racing version of a production model. The German manufacturer rushed to launch a street version of its BMW E46 GTR. This “Strassenversion” was produced in less than a dozen examples for the American market. It was a race car with a road interior and a flange. The large spoiler is also removed for a more discreet version. This very special E46 is powered by a very large V8 developing 460 hp! The good news is that the BMW M team is rewarded for its efforts with a podium finish in its first race, the 12 Hours of Sebring, in March 2001.

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Nissan Skyline GT-R R33 V-Spec Midnight Purple 1995 – 1:18 Scale

The ninth-generation Nissan Skyline (R33) went on sale in 1993. For the fourth time in its history, the Skyline benefits from a sporty version called “GT-R”. The V-spec version refers to Skylines equipped with a special kit. It was already present on the R32 generation before being offered on the next Skyline, the R33. It features Brembo brakes and 17′ BBS wheels. Under the hood, the RB26DETT engine develops just under 280 hp. Its iconic “Midnight Purple” color makes this R33 even rarer and more desirable!

Volkswagen Golf III GTI Concept Salsagreen 1995 – 1:18 Scale

In the 90s, the vogue was for special series. Volkswagen liked to add color and originality, as with the Polo “Harlequin”. In 1995, the Golf received the “Colour Concept” series. This offered top-of-the-range models in very bright colors. The color of the bodywork is reflected in the upholstery of the seats and doors inside. Five colors are offered for the Golf 3 “Colour Concept”: Yellow, Jazzblue Pearl, Black Magic Pearl, Flash Red and Salsagreen! Today, these little collectors are bringing color to our streets!

Renault 5 Turbo 3E E-Tech – 1:18 Scale

R5 Turbo 3E is a concept car that pays tribute to the famous R5 Turbo! The 3E is a modern and even more radical version of the legendary Renault 5 Turbo 2, taking its design and spirit from its big sister. The concept car features an XXL wide kit and an extremely imposing spoiler. A marvel to remember! The carbon fibre body is mounted on a tubular chassis, and the electric batteries power an engine capable of producing 380bhp! In its blue, white and red livery, it’s reminiscent of the glory days of the R5 Turbo in rallying in the 80s!

Elegand EL1 Celeste 2021 – 1:18 Scale

At Monterey Car Week 2024, German company Elegend is unveiling its EL1. It’s a Retromod version of an Audi quattro. Private companies have been rethinking the legends of the 1980s in a modern, electric version, as has been the fashion over the last few years! The EL1 is making quite an impact, winning over the press and lovers of beautiful cars. Unlike the Peugeot e-Legend, this EL1 is destined for production! Only 30 examples are planned, and they will be sold at 970,000 dollars. For this price, this magnificent Restomod impresses with a combined power of 816 bhp!

Toyota Celica Twin Cam White J.Kakknunen Haspengouw Rally 1985 – 1:18 Scale

In 1983, the young Finnish talent Juha Kankkunen signed as an official Toyota driver to compete with a Celica Twin Cam in the World Championship and other events selected by the team. That’s how ‘KKK’ found himself at the start of the 1985 Lotto Haspengouwrally in Belgium. The Finn returned to asphalt and Belgium, but it was his first time at the wheel of a Toyota. Right away, the talent of the flying Finn put him in the fight for victory. He excelled among the locals, but was disqualified at the end of the race. The reason given by the Belgian stewards was that the brake callipers were not the correct size for the national standard. Proof that the legendary ‘Belgian tizzy’ has been here for a very long time!

Audi Sport Quattro J.Buffum Olympus Rally 1986 – 1:18 Scale

The Olympus Rally was the second American round to be integrated into the WRC calendar. This happened three times between 1986 and 1988. The 1986 season was dominated by Peugeot and Lancia, while Audi and Ford officially withdrew to better prepare for the 1987 season. Nevertheless, it was an Audi sport quattro that took the podium on the Olympus Rally in 1986. It was driven by John Buffum, then 10-time national rally champion! So it’s no surprise to find the best American rally driver on the podium of his home rally. In fact, he is the first US driver to win a WRC podium. And he’s still the only one!

Mercedes-Benz E55 AMG (W210) Brilliant Silver 1998 – 1:18 Scale

The W210 has the tough task of succeeding the legendary W124/E500 at Mercedes Benz at the dawn of the 21st century. AMG, now a subsidiary of the German company, was in charge of the sporty versions of the new E-Class. The AMG creation benefits from a large 5-litre V8 engine (E50) and a 5.5-litre engine (E55). The magnificent German car differs from its predecessors in having sleeker, more refined lines. Its appearance in the Men In Black II movie boosted its popularity at its launch. 

As is often the case, AMG only scratches the surface of the original design, adding widened wings, slightly modified bumpers and, above all, 18’ wheels. Most of the work is done under the bonnet! The AMG Kompressor engine develops 500 bhp, but above all boasts an incomparable 700 Nm of torque at 2,700 rpm! Its roadholding is exemplary, making it the benchmark when it first came out.

Peugeot 405 Mi 16 Robb Gravett BTCC 1992 – 1:18 Scale

Robb Gravett is one of the legends of the BTCC (British Touring Car Championship). In 1990 he was crowned champion in his second full season! He drove a Ford Sierra for the Trakstar Motorsport team. In 1992, he joined a newcomer to the sport: Peugeot Talbot Sport. The French team officially arrived with its 405. This new partnership got off to a tricky start. Nevertheless, Gravett’s experience enabled the 405 to score its first BTCC points! With its PTS livery, the beautiful lioness entered the history books of this British championship!

Renault Spider Titan Grey 1999 – 1:18 Scale

This original model has its origins in the Laguna Roadster concept of the early 1990s. Four years later, the W94 project went into development following approval by Renault’s CEO of the period, Louis Schweitzer. The model went into production in the summer of ‘95, after being officially presented at the Geneva Motor Show a few months earlier. The Spider marked the beginning of the Renault Sport era. The French manufacturer’s sports unit took over from Alpine at the Dieppe plant. This atypical project won over the public and demonstrated Renault’s creativity in the 90s. The brand went so far as to launch a single-brand cup, the Renault Sport Spider Elf Trophy, for its creation! A total of 1,700 Spiders were produced in four years. A success story for a model that has been a collector’s item since its launch!

Volkswagen Golf VIII GTi Moonstone Grey 2024 – 1:18 Scale

Since 1974, the Volkswagen Golf has been popular throughout the generations. This success is confirmed by the Golf 8, launched in 2019. This eighth generation also gets a ‘GTI’ (Grand Tourisme Injection) version. One of today’s last compact sports saloons boasts 245 bhp under the bonnet. Phase 2 celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Golf GTI in style, with a little makeover that’s always appreciated by fans.

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Toyota Hilux SR5 Glossy Black 1985 – 1:18 Scale

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The Toyota SR5 (Hilux) is one of the Japanese manufacturer’s most iconic models. The ‘tall on legs’ Xtra Cab variant is very popular because it can be seen in ‘Back to the Future’ movie. With its big wheels, enormous ground clearance, black livery and additional long-range KC headlights (a nod to the series ‘The Fall Guy’), this model has become iconic! For some, it’s even more iconic than the DeLorean DMC-12. In any case, in this off-road configuration with roll bar, it’s a real unicorn that’s much harder to find than a DeLorean!