'16 Mercedes-AMG GT3

The Mercedes-AMG GT3 is a grand touring race car built by Mercedes-AMG Motorsport for use in endurance racing. Homologated for the GT3 category, the AMG GT3 was unveiled at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show and is mainly used by customer teams in endurance racing series. The AMG GT3 is powered by a 6.2L M119 V8, similar to its predecessor, the SLS AMG GT3; AMG touts the cars as having the "utmost reliability, impressive performance, excellent drivability and benchmark-setting safety". Continually developed and revised since 2015 with an "Evo" revision introduced in 2020, the AMG GT3 is one of the most successful grand touring race cars. Over 138 chassis have been produced since 2015. The car is currently raced in series such as the GT World Challenge Europe, Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters and Super GT. This casting depicts the AMG GT3 as it was originally introduced in 2016 prior to any further revisions. This casting was later modified for the Hot Wheels id series, receiving longer side mirror