Shane Van Gisbergen 2025 Lionel #88 Jockey New Zealand ELITE Camaro 1/24

Celebrate Shane Van Gisbergen’s New Zealand heritage with this highly limited Lionel Racing collectible. The 1:24-scale model recreates his 2025 #88 Jockey New Zealand NEXT GEN Chevrolet Camaro.

Bold black, gray, red, and white graphics give the car a distinctive appearance. In addition, the fully decorated body highlights Jockey branding and detailed race-inspired accents. This Shane Van Gisbergen diecast makes an impressive centerpiece for any NASCAR display.

Lionel Racing constructed the model with a 100% diecast metal body and chassis. Its manufacturer-specific body delivers an accurate Chevrolet Camaro shape. Meanwhile, the opening hood reveals upgraded engine detailing.

Collectors can also open the trunk and roof flaps for a closer look. Interior trunk details, a fabric window net, and a driver-side mirror add extra realism. Painted antennas complete the authentic presentation.

The poseable wheels support different display angles. However, they are not connected to a working steering mechanism. A unique DIN remains visible through the rear window for collector identification.

Only 149 examples were produced. Therefore, this premium model offers exceptional scarcity for SVG fans and serious diecast collectors. It arrives securely packaged inside an RCCA ELITE-branded box.

Features

• Lionel Racing 1:24 NEXT GEN ELITE model
• 2025 #88 Jockey New Zealand Chevrolet Camaro
• Limited production of only 149 pieces
• Diecast metal body and chassis
• Manufacturer-specific body design
• Opening hood, trunk, and roof flaps
• Upgraded engine and trunk details
• Poseable display wheels
• Fabric window net and driver-side mirror
• Painted antennas and fully decorated finish
• DIN visible through the rear window
• RCCA ELITE-branded packaging

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FAQ

How many of these diecast cars were made?
Lionel Racing produced only 149 examples.

Do the body components open?
Yes. The hood, trunk, and roof flaps open.

Are the front wheels steerable?
The wheels are poseable, but they are not linked to a working steering mechanism.