Lancia Stratos Zero

==Description==
The Lancia Stratos Zero is a wedge-shaped concept grand touring sports car produced by Lancia. Designed by Marcello Gandini of Bertone, the Stratos Zero premiered at the 1970 Turin Auto Show; it was created from a crashed Fulvia HF1600 rally car, reusing its chassis and 1.6L V4 engine. The car named as such due to the space-age stratosphere which was in vogue at the time. Notable for its wedge shape and low height of 84 centimeters (33.1 in), it is said that Gandini drove the car underneath the Lancia's factory barriers to great applause from Lancia's factory workers. Long having been exhibited at the Musée Bertone in Turin, the car is currently privately owned, having been sold at an auction in 2011.
This was Hot Wheels designer Mark Jones's last design before his retirement.
==Versions==
The Lancia Stratos Zero 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
 	2025	Car Culture: Hammer Drop2/5 	Red 	Detailed headlights and trim	Black / Metal 	Smoke tint 	Black 	RRA 	HRV77	Thailand	Base code(s): 	
 	2025	Car Culture: Hammer Drop0/5 	Black 	Detailed headlights and trim	Black / Metal 	Smoke tint 	Black 	RRA 	HRW10	Thailand	ChaseBase code(s):	
 	2025	Marcello Gandini Car Culture 2-Pack	Silver	Detailed headlights and trim	Black / Metal 	Smoke tint 	Black 	RRA 	JBL02	Thailand	Base code(s): 	
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