Mercedes-AMG C 63 DTM "Presentation Car 2018" - 31018

With a roaring engine, this Aston Martin Vantage GT3 “D-Station Racing, No. 7” at the start of your Digital 132 racetrack. It is Aston Martin's return to the Japanese circuit in early 2020. The car is equipped with a powerful 4-litre bit-turbo V8 engine with an overwhelming 540 hp. It is equipped with brake, front and rear lights. It can be used on a Carrera Digital 132 or Evolution race track and has a scale of 1:32.

This Carrera Digital 132 Ferrari 488 GT3 “AlphaTauri AF Corse, No. 23” has been convincing without exception since Red Bull's return to the DTM. The Red Bull car is executed in the chic colors of the fashion brand AlphaTauri and is driven by drivers Alexander Albon and Nick Cassidy. They impress by consistently achieving top positions in the DTM racing championship. The car has a powerful 3.9 liter V8 biturbo engine with an output of 550 hp. The heart of every racing enthusiast will beat faster when hearing the sound of this racing car. It is made on a scale of 1:32 and equipped with front, rear and brake lights.

What a beauty this McLaren 720S GT3 is that should certainly not be missing on your Digital 132 race track. Ex-Formula 1 driver Christian Klien competed in the DTM in this McLaren as part of a part-time programme. He competed for the JP-Motorsport team with number 15 on the Zolder circuit in Belgium, on the Nürburgring and on the Dutch circuit in Assen. The Austrian driver took a respectable 5th place in the first race in the Netherlands. However, the DTM is not the only place where we will see this McLaren, JP-Motorsport will also compete in the GT Open with the McLaren GT3. The car is made on a scale of 1:32, equipped with front, rear and brake lights and has an original McLaren license.

Fast, faster, fastest, that's what it's all about with this BMW M6 GT3 “Walkenhorst, No. 34” for Carrera Digital 132. It has a powerful V8 engine with an output of up to 585 hp. It is the successor to the BMW Z4 GT3 in motorsport and has benefited from all the developments in motorsport since 2010. It can be individually encoded and can also be used analogously. It can be used on a Carrera Digital 132 or Evolution race track and has a scale of 1:32.