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Corgi Ford Escort RS Turbo 1990 Spec – Mercury Grey VA14304 1:43
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Corgi Ford Focus Mk3 RS – Nitrous Blue VA15301 1:43
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Corgi Vauxhall Astra GTE 16V – Carmine Red VA13208 1:43
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Corgi Ford Focus Mk3 ST – Tangerine Scream VA15302 1:43
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Corgi Ford XR Collection VC01301 1:43
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Corgi Ford Escort RS Cosworth Monte Carlo – Jewel Violet VA14803 1:43 – New 2023
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Corgi Ford Escort RS Cosworth Luxury – Imperial Blue VA14802 1:43 – New 2023
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Corgi Ford Escort Mk1 RS2000 – Starburst Silver VA09530 1:43 – New 2023
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Corgi Ford Cortina Mk1 Lotus – Fern Green VA04121 1:43 – New 2023
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Corgi Ford Granada Mk2 2.8i S – Dove Grey (RUC Centenary) VA12417 1:43 – New 2023
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Corgi 1970 Ford RS Collection RS00002 1:43
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Corgi Ford Escort Mk2 1600 Sport – Roman Bronze VA12622 1:43 – New 2023
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Without a doubt, Corgi’s best-known model is James Bond’s Aston Martin DB5. First produced in 1965 and featuring ejector seat and front-mounted machine guns, it was an instant success earning the UK Toy of the Year Award. Priced at around 10/- (50p), by 1968 more than 3.9 million had been sold. At an auction, a rare gold-plated version given only to visiting VIPs to the Corgi factory-made £1,300. One of the top-selling models of all time, reaching five million units, is the 1966 Batmobile.