Daily Diecast: Buy This Lykan Hypersport Without the $3.4M Pricetag

Diana Faria
by Diana Faria

Welcome to AutoGuide.com’s Daily Diecast feature. Every day this week, we’ll be showcasing an extra special diecast model car from the web and showing you exactly why it’s awesome.

Unfortunately, all seven existing models of this incredibly rare hypercar have been sold, so getting behind the wheel of one is next to impossible. However, if you still want to get your hands on one of these sexy vehicles, look no further than this stunning diecast model.

The Lykan Hypersport is one of the most exclusive cars in the world, as only seven were made. You may remember this bad boy from Furious7, where Dom Toretto (Vin Diesel) drives (or flies it) from building to building. It is billed as one of the most expensive cars ever used in the Fast & Furious movies and that’s no surprise, since this hypercar was sold for an astounding $3.4 million each.

Click here to buy this Lykan Hypersport model

The Lykan Hypersport is the first Arabian hypercar and is easily one of the most luxurious cars in the world. This is the first vehicle to embed jewels into the headlights – the LEDs alone contain 420 diamonds in it! But if diamonds aren’t your thing, you can have other jewels in there, such as rubies or sapphires.

While this 2-pound model doesn’t have the 770 horsepower the real car has, it’s still a model that grabs the attention of anyone who walks by your diecst collection. This model’s trunk and hood open, plus the suicide doors open exactly like a real Lykan Hypersport.

We don’t recommend you toss this model from building to building (we’re pretty sure it’ll end up just as destroyed as the Furious7 car), but since it’s a diecast model, it should last you through quite some hours of playing around with it. But if you’re the type to sit it on a shelf and admire it from behind a glass wall, then it should last you a lifetime.

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