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== Description == |
== Description == |
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− | Successor to the Ford Cortina and precursor to the Ford Mondeo, the Ford Sierra's rounded styling was controversial, earning the nickname "jelly mould" styling amongst the European public. Debuted in 1982, the casting Hot Wheels had acquired from Corgi, a British Toymaker purchased by Mattel in 1989. The casting is referred to as "Ford XR4Ti" on the packages from the late 1990s. However, the Corgi base distinctly says "Ford Sierra 2.3 Ghia" and the Hot Wheels versions also bear the designation. The 2.3 Ghia version was the precursor to the XR4Ti, launched in 1984. The 2 models can be distinguished by the bodies, the XR4Ti was a 2-door model with a rear spoiler and the 2.3 Ghia being a 4-door model lacking a spoiler. |
+ | Successor to the Ford Cortina and precursor to the Ford Mondeo, the Ford Sierra's rounded styling was controversial, earning the nickname "jelly mould" styling amongst the European public. Debuted in 1982, the casting [[Hot Wheels]] had acquired from Corgi, a British Toymaker purchased by [[Mattel]] in 1989. The casting is referred to as "Ford XR4Ti" on the packages from the late 1990s. However, the Corgi base distinctly says "Ford Sierra 2.3 Ghia" and the Hot Wheels versions also bear the designation. The 2.3 Ghia version was the precursor to the XR4Ti, launched in 1984. The 2 models can be distinguished by the bodies, the XR4Ti was a 2-door model with a rear spoiler and the 2.3 Ghia being a 4-door model lacking a spoiler. |
==Versions== |
==Versions== |
Revision as of 00:36, 2 February 2020
Description
Successor to the Ford Cortina and precursor to the Ford Mondeo, the Ford Sierra's rounded styling was controversial, earning the nickname "jelly mould" styling amongst the European public. Debuted in 1982, the casting Hot Wheels had acquired from Corgi, a British Toymaker purchased by Mattel in 1989. The casting is referred to as "Ford XR4Ti" on the packages from the late 1990s. However, the Corgi base distinctly says "Ford Sierra 2.3 Ghia" and the Hot Wheels versions also bear the designation. The 2.3 Ghia version was the precursor to the XR4Ti, launched in 1984. The 2 models can be distinguished by the bodies, the XR4Ti was a 2-door model with a rear spoiler and the 2.3 Ghia being a 4-door model lacking a spoiler.
Versions
The Ford Sierra XR4Ti has come out in the following 1/64 scale versions:
Col # | Year | Series | Color | Tampo | Base Color / Type | Window Color | Interior Color | Wheel Type | Toy # | Country | Notes / Variations | Photo |
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90160 | 1991 | Auto City | white | "11" on sides; GEMINI PERFORMANCE OIL on hood; additional yellow bar on sides | yellow / plastic | clear | red | Corgi2 | China | Europe Only | ||
90161 | 1991 | Auto City | white | "11" on sides; GEMINI PERFORMANCE OIL on hood; additional yellow bar on sides; Shell logo on hood, roof & sides | yellow / plastic | clear | red | Corgi2 | China | Europe Only; Issued as "Ford Sierra Shell" | ||
16020 | 1996 | 1996 FAO Schwarz Gold Series III Set | Black | Yellow HW logo on rear window | Black / Plastic | Clear | Light Brown | G5SP | 16020 | China | ||
495 | 1996 | 1996 Hot Wheels #495 | Red / Plastic | HW logo on rear window | Red | Clear | White | 5SP | 16302 | China | Not known to have been released.
Picture taken fron the box of 1997 Ford Dealership Playset. |
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615 | 1997 | 1997 Hot Wheels #615 | Metalflake Silver | Blue & Orange stripes on sides, '4' on sides & hood, 'XR4TI SIERRA' on sides | Black / Plastic | Clear | Red | 5SP | 95518 | China | Opening doors
Base says "Ford Sierra 2.3 Ghia" |
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- | 1998 | Kroger 2-Pack | Metalflake Silver | Blue & Orange stripes on sides, '4' on sides & hood, 'XR4TI SIERRA' on sides | Black / Plastic | Clear | Red | 5SP | 20784 | China | Has opening doors | |
1997 | 1997 | Backpack 5-Pack | Metallic Dark Blue | HW logo on rear window | Dark Blue / Plastic | Clear | Red | 5SP | China | Opening Doors |