UT Models - List of UT Models

List of UT Models

  • Alfa Romeo 155 DTM (various color schemes)
  • Audi A4: SuperTouring racing sedans
  • BMW E36: 320i SuperTouring racing sedans
  • BMW E36: 328i Coupe, 320i sedan, 318is sedan, M3 Coupe, M3 Cabrio, M3 sedan, M3 GTR Street and race versions
  • BMW E46: 318i sedan, 328i sedan, 330i sedan
  • BMW Z3: 1.9 roadster, 2.5 roadster, 2.8 roadster, coupe, M Roadster, M Coupe
  • Chevrolet: Impala SS
  • Chevrolet Caprice: New York City Taxi Cab
  • Chevrolet Caprice: 13 police cars, namely New York City, NY, Watkins Glen, NY, Metro Dade, FL, Sebring, FL, Florida Highway Patrol, FL, Los Angeles, CA, Glendale, CA, Brea, CA, Chicago, IL, Las Vegas, NV, Cheyenne, WY, Asheville, NC, Brossard, QC (Canada).
  • Corvette: C5 Coupe/Cabrio/Targa/Pace Car, 1978
  • Ferrari: F355 Berlinetta, GTS and Spider, 550 Maranello
  • McLaren F1: Road car, GTR, LM, GTR long-tail
  • Mercedes Benz: C36 Medical/Safety Car, C Class Touring Cars, C36 AMG, SLK230 Kompressor (with AMG Bodykit)
  • Opel Calibra DTM
  • Porsche 993: Carrera. Carrera S, Targa, Turbo, Turbo S, Carrera RS, GT2, Carrera Cabrio
  • Porsche 996: Carrera, Carrera cabrio
  • Porsche Boxster: Boxster and Boxster S
  • Porsche GT1 Street version (993)
  • Porsche GT1 Street version (996)
  • 1998 Eddie Bauer Ford Expedition
  • Ford Escort Cosworth

  • M3 Evo in 1/18

  • 993 Carrera RS in 1/18


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