Browse slotcars by scale, manufacturer and condition. Clear photos, practical grading and stock that is actually available.
A structured first step for racers, collectors and regular buyers.
New arrivals
Currently unavailable
A used and rare car from Prefo, a slotcar brand from the former DDR. These models have steering front wheels.
Currently unavailable
A used and rare car from Prefo, a slotcar brand from the former DDR. These models have steering front wheels.
In stock
Hardly used set, tested and works fine.
In stock
The Fly Alfa Romeo Giulia GTV 'Bazar Aloy' (Ref. 96061 / E801) is a rare, limited 1/32-scale slot car that was released in 2004 in honor of the 50th anniversary (1954–2004) in collaboration with the well-known model building shop Bazar Aloy. Specifications & Features Scale: 1/32 Model reference: Fly 96061 (also known by the E-code E801) Edition: Limited to only 500 pieces (numbered on the memento/chassis). Engine: Inline placed (front-mounted engine configuration) with a speed of approximately 18k RPM. Drive: Front motor with plastic wheels and rubber tires. Digital: Suitable for Carrera or Scalextric digital systems via optional aftermarket chips
Currently unavailable
Fly Alfa Romeo Guilia GTV 12 Playboy 99099 MB 1/32 scale slot car. All Fly cars will run on Ninco and Scalextric track. This car is a model of the beautiful Alfa Romeo Giulia GTV in #12 Playboy Collection livery featuring Tonja Christensen. The car is brand new in its original box. The Fly Car Model 99099 is a 1/32 scale slot car featuring an Alfa Romeo Giulia GTAm (often associated with the GTV line) from the Playboy Collection (Nº 12 / April 1993, Tonja, Red). Model Details • Brand: Fly Car Model • Scale: 1/32 • Series: Playboy Collection (No. 12) • Subject: Alfa Romeo Giulia GTAm / GTV (April 1993 "Tonja Red" theme) • Compatibility: Analog slot car tracks (compatible with standard 1/32 systems like Scalextric and Carrera) The real car behind that slot model is the legendary 1970 Alfa Romeo Giulia 1750 GTAm (and its later 2000 GTAm evolution). Built by Alfa Romeo’s official racing division, Autodelta, it was designed explicitly to dominate European touring car racing. 1. What Does "GTAm" Mean? While "GTA" stands for Gran Turismo Alleggerita (Lightened Grand Tourer), the "m" in GTAm has two widely accepted meanings: • Maggiorata (Enlarged): Referencing the expanded engine capacity. • America: Because the racing cars were actually built using the steel-bodied 1750 GT Veloce (GTV) chassis originally destined for the US market. 2. How it Differs from a Standard GTV Unlike the standard road-going GTVs of the era, the GTAm was a pure, stripped-out racing weapon. Autodelta built roughly 40 official factory units, though many privateers converted standard steel GTVs using Autodelta parts. • The Body: While the regular 1600 GTA used full aluminum body panels, the GTAm kept the GTV's factory steel body but bolted on massive, iconic fiberglass riveted wheel-arch extensions to clear wide racing tires. • The Engine: Autodelta took the 1,750cc engine and bored it out to 1,985 cc (2.0L). They equipped it with a specialized twin-spark cylinder head and an advanced SPICA or Lucas mechanical fuel injection system, bumping power from a standard 118 hp to roughly 220 to 240 horsepower. • Weight Saving: The interior was stripped bare to the bone, swapping heavy glass for lightweight plastic windows. It weighed just around 920–940 kg (approx. 2,000 lbs). 3. Racing Legacy The GTAm is revered because it won back-to-back European Touring Car Championships (ETCC) in 1970 (driven by Toine Hezemans) and 1971. (Note: The heritage of this car is so massive that Alfa Romeo resurrected the "GTAm" badge in 2020 for a ultra-limited, 540-hp track version of the modern Giulia sedan)
In stock
The Scalextric Aston Martin DBR9 "60 Years" (model number C3830A) is a limited 1:32 slotcar released in 2017 in honor of the 60th anniversary of Scalextric. This particular car represents the era of the 2000s within the special seven-part 60th Anniversary Collection. Features of the C3830A Limited edition: The car is part of a unique collection series where each model represents a specific decade of Scalextric history. Digitally prepared: The model is Digital Plug Ready (DPR), which means that it can easily be made digitally with a separate C8515 decoder chip. Lighting: Equipped with working taillights and headlights with a xenon look. Grip: Equipped with Magnatraction (a built-in magnet) to keep the car more stable in the corners on the track. Quick-change: Features Easy change pickups to replace the tow contacts under the car quickly and without tools. Background of the race car The real Aston Martin Racing DBR9 debuted in 2005 and grew to become one of the most iconic GT1 cars of the 2000s. The car achieved legendary successes, including two class victories in the LMGT1 class during the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 2007 and 2008. Because Scalextric first released the DBR9 slot car itself in 2006, the model was the ultimate choice for the manufacturer to cash in on this decade.
In stock
Condition: USEDThis rare Fly Ford GT Gulf set is rare and will make a great addition to any collection. Be aware that this is a used set, the cars are still in great condition and the box looks fairly decent too, even the sleeve is still there and the case looks good too. Also this set comes with the third car #9 which was not originally in the box, so you get 3 cars in total!The "Fly Ford GT #9, #10, and #11 Gulf Triple Pack" refers to a highly sought-after 1:32 scale slot car set commemorating the iconic 1968 Le Mans winning and competing cars. Because these are rare, discontinued collectibles, they are best sourced through specialist hobby retailers or global marketplaces.These iconic Fly slot car models celebrate the historic 1968 24 Hours of Le Mans where the Ford GT40 MkI, sporting the famous dark blue and orange Gulf Oil livery, secured a massive victory.#9: Driven by Pedro Rodriguez & Lucien Bianchi, which won the 1968 race.#10: Driven by Paul Hawkins & David Hobbs.#11: Driven by Brian Muir & Jackie Oliver.
In stock
In stock
In stock
The SCX Seat Leon WTCC "Red Bull" #9 is a highly collectible, 1:32 scale analogue slot car. It replicates the real-world touring car driven by Spanish racing driver Jordi Gené in the World Touring Car Championship (WTCC).Key Specifications & Product InformationDepending on the market and the year of production, this model was released under both the SCX and Scalextric (Tecnitoys) brand names:Manufacturer Reference / MPN: Primarily identified by part number 62090 (also appears as 6235 in some regional Altaya/Tecnitoys releases).Livery: Distinctive, iconic dark blue, red, and yellow Red Bull sponsorship paint scheme.Drive System: Traditional 12V analogue motor, compatible with standard 1:32 scale slot tracks.Notable Features: Equipped with functional headlights/tail lights and slicks racing tire
In stock
The Fly Truck #9 "Lukas Surf" from 2003 (part number 96026) is a highly sought after 1:32 scale slotcar racing truck produced by the well-known brand Fly Car Model. This miniature is based on a Mercedes-Benz racing truck from the European Truck Racing Championship, sponsored by the clothing brand s.Oliver.Key Features and DetailsModel & Design: It is a very detailed replica of the Mercedes-Benz race truck with start number #9.Livery (Listering): This particular "Lukas Surf" edition features a striking, colorful beach and surf stickering in partnership with s.Oliver, including miniature surfboards and skateboards on the truck.Limited Edition: This model was released at the time as a Limited Edition (E-Truck series), which makes it a beloved collectible among slotcar enthusiasts.Sister model: In addition to the "Lukas Surf" (96026) there is also a blue / red "Lukas Sports" variant (96025) with the same basic design but a sports theme.
In stock
The Fly Car Model Mercedes-Benz Atego "Lukas Sports Truck" 2003 (Manufacturer reference number 96025) is an iconic analogue slotcar on a scale of 1:32. This particular "S. Oliver" version has been released as a Limited Edition collectible and is known for its detailed finish.Below you will find an overview of the most important features and specifications of this race truck:Model Information & DesignBrand/Manufacturer: Fly Car Model (produced in Spain).Truck model: Mercedes-Benz Atego (FIA ETRC Racing Truck).Livery / Version: Purple color scheme with main sponsor S. Oliver and Lukas Sports / Lukas Surf (Würzburg, Germany).Start number: #9.Driver: Lukas Freier.Technical Specifications (1:32 Scale)Drive: 2WD rear-wheel drive.Engine position: Inline (in-line).Engine type: Long-Can engine.Gear ratio: 9-tooth pinion / 27-tooth crown wheel.Magnet: Standard equipped with a built-in magnet for extra handling.Weight & Dimensions: Weighs approximately 131 grams, has a length of 155 mm and a wheelbase of 102.5 mm
A grasp from our popular products
In stock
Green paint, a yellow rear spoiler and bold BP logos define this used SCX Porsche 959 #32. Michelin, Bosch and Purolator markings add detail to the period racing livery. This 1:32 analog 4WD slot car is in reasonable condition. The model is presented loose on a black display plinth.
In stock
Bright yellow Bosch graphics dominate this new Fly Mercedes-Benz Atego #14, representing Roland Rehfeld's truck from the 2001 FIA ETRC. Its exposed rear chassis, red roof pieces and bold side markings make the racing-truck shape easy to appreciate.The 1:32 analog slot car is presented in a clear case, with Bild and Hermann Brave branding also visible in the photographed livery.
In stock
Vivid orange covers this used AUTOart Lamborghini Gallardo, whose body and cabin present cleanly in the photographs. The matching 1:32 Slot Racing box accompanies the car. An underside view confirms the guide, pickup braids and driven rear axle. Wear remains visible around the guide and braids from its time on track. The Autoart Lamborghini Gallardo Orange 1/32 is a highly sought-after, detailed analog slot car (racetrack car) that is compatible with 1:32 lanes like Scalextric. This particular model is known for its high-quality workmanship and realistic details, characteristic of the AUTOart brand. Key specifications and characteristics Model Number: AA-13162 (sometimes marked with shorter codes such as 13162 or 13011). Color: Metallic Orange (Arancio Borealis). Drive: Heckantrieb (rear-wheel drive) with an analog motor. Lighting: Equipped with working headlights and taillights. Scale: 1:32 (perfectly suitable for standard home jobs).
In stock
This used 1:32 analogue model is listed in very good condition. It is photographed on a black display base. Yellow Hasseroder bodywork and race number 10 give this Ninco Audi TT a vivid DTM look. PlayStation detailing runs along the sills, while the tall rear wing and silver multi-spoke wheels complete the racer. The Abt Audi TT-R #10 with the yellow Hasseröder Pils sponsor colour scheme is an iconic DTM racing car from the early 2000s. Controlled by driver Laurent Aiello (who won or drove championship in 2002 in that era), this legendary coach model is popular as a scale model. History and Background The Car: The Abt Audi TT-R was deployed in the Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters (DTM) from 2000 to 2003. The Sponsor: Hasseröder Pils, a well-known German brewery, acted as the main sponsor/colour scheme for the Abt cars. Home 10: This number was worn by Team Abt Sportsline leaders in the DTM championship. Scale Models and Collectibles Modeling: The vehicle has been released by various brands in different scales, such as slotcars (1:32 by Ninco and SCX/Scalextric) and miniature cars (1:87 by Schuco). Value: Original and rare slotcars or die-cast models in the Hasseröder #10 version are sought-after collectibles.
In stock
Covered in its distinctive newspaper-style Racing for Holland livery, this SCX Dome S101 Judd carries number 16 from Le Mans 2002. The release represents Jan Lammers' entry, with an enclosed cockpit beneath the low prototype body. The new 1:32 model is presented in its clear SCX display case. Front and rear lights complete the track-ready detail.
In stock
Bright yellow bodywork and race number 02 give this Ninco Subaru WRC a distinctive Catalunya-Costa Brava presentation. Rallyslot and RACC Club markings cover the bonnet, roof and rear wing, while gold wheels finish the look. The new 1:32 analogue model is presented as a limited edition in its clear Ninco case. The base also identifies the car as a 4x4 release.
In stock
The Scalextric Chevrolet Camaro Bob Jane is a beloved collectible among slotcar enthusiasts, which mimics the iconic "Hugger Orange" ZL-1 Camaro by Australian racing legend Bob Jane. This car was one of the few original ZL-1s in the world and dominated Australian coach racing in the early 70's. Main Scalextric ModelsScalextric has released several versions of the Bob Jane Camaro on scale 1:32, often as limited editions:* C2413 (Number 7): A rare limited edition (1500 pieces) of the 1969 Camaro in the famous orange color with Castrol sponsorship.* C2696 (Number 76): A limited edition of the 1969 Bob Jane Camaro, also in orange with sponsorship of Castrol, Levi’s and Total.* C4172 (1972 Symmons Plains): A more recent version of the Chevrolet ZL-1 Camaro with which Jane participated in the 1972 ATCC Championship. Technical Specifications (1:32 Scale)Most of Scalextric’s Bob Jane Camaro models share a similar technical base designed for speed and grip:* Engine: Sidewinder setup with a 18,000 rpm S-Can motor for a smooth weight distribution.* Drive: 2WD with plastic wheels and rubber tires.* Chassis: Equipped with Magnatraction and space for up to three neodymium magnets for extra stability on the track.* Extras: Often Digital Plug Ready (DPR), making them easy to convert for digital jobs with a separately available chip. Availability and ValueBecause these models have often been released as limited editions, they are considered "difficult to find," especially outside of Australia.
In stock
Conditie: NEW ORIGINAL BOX
In stock
Number 822 and bold COBRA lettering run along the glittering magenta body of this Shelby Cobra 289 Dragon Snake. Period-style name markings and black wheels complete its drag-racing look. The new Scalextric analog slot car is built in 1:32. It is presented in a clear display case.
In stock
White and purple bodywork distinguishes this Slot.It Jaguar XJR6 #51, the Silverstone-winning car from 1986. Derek Warwick and Eddie Cheever are named as the drivers of the original entry. The new 1:32 slot car uses an inline motor layout and is configured for analog running. Slot.It presentation packaging completes this neatly detailed racing model.
In stock
Silver paint and bold Dual Pumps graphics distinguish this Ninco Mosler MT 900R #122. Dunlop lettering spans the rear wing, while the broad body, deep vents and multi-spoke wheels create a purposeful GT profile. The new 1:32 model is presented on a Ninco base beneath a clear cover. Its unusual silver livery makes it a strong display piece.
In stock
The dark green Bentley EXP Speed 8 #7 represents the Le Mans 2001 Test Day. This new Carrera Evolution slot car is presented in its clear display case, with the Bentley rear wing and period race markings visible. Martin Brundle and Stéphane Ortelli are associated with this entry.
