Lola Model car - Official Collection in Stock

Discover Lola Model cars on Bernard Models

Introducing my collection of Lola Model cars , a carefully curated selection that celebrates the exceptional legacy of this legendary British manufacturer. These faithful reproductions capture the essence of the cars that have made their mark on motor racing history, from Formula 1 circuits to the legendary 24 Hours of Le Mans.

A specialist dealer serving collectors

As a specialist dealer in the world of Model cars, I offer you a representative selection of Lola Model cars currently available in stock. This collection evolves regularly according to arrivals and market opportunities, thus giving you the opportunity to discover models that are sometimes rare or difficult to find.

My collection mainly focuses on the 1/43rd scale , the reference format for collectors, while also offering 1/24th and 1/18th scale models for fans of larger pieces. A few HO scale reproductions (1/87th) complete this diverse offering.

Each model is available in limited quantities , usually between 1 and 2 copies. This rarity reflects the exclusive nature of these Models and guarantees the authenticity of your collection. All the Lola Model cars that you discover on the site correspond exactly to my current stock.

A collection that spans the eras of competition

This collection of Lola Model cars invites you to explore the world of motor racing through the decades. You will find reproductions of the legendary Formula 1 single-seaters that shone on international circuits, as well as models dedicated to the 24 Hours of Le Mans .

The Models on display cover a variety of categories, from racing cars to iconic liveries, from experimental prototypes to limited-edition models. This diversity provides a glimpse into the technological and aesthetic evolution of Lola's creations over the years.

The collection also includes models representing racing cars that have participated in the world's most prestigious competitions, demonstrating the technical expertise and constant innovation of this British manufacturer.

The Lola Legacy: Sixty Years of Automotive Innovation

Founded in 1958 by Eric Broadley, Lola Cars International quickly established itself as one of the most respected manufacturers in the sports car industry. Based in Huntingdon, England, the brand has developed a unique philosophy: creating high-performance chassis for various competition categories, from Formula 1 to sports cars and IndyCar.

Lola's history spans several notable eras. In the 1960s , the brand made a name for itself with models like the Mk6 GT, which would later serve as the basis for the famous Ford GT40. The 1970s and 1980s saw the company diversify its production, developing chassis for numerous private Formula 1 teams and achieving numerous successes in sports prototypes.

The 1990s and 2000s marked Lola's heyday, with prestigious victories at Le Mans and a consistent presence in international championships. This period also corresponded to the golden age of the brand's Models, with reproductions becoming increasingly detailed and faithful to the original models.

The anecdote that makes the legend

A fascinating anecdote perfectly illustrates Lola's influence on the automotive industry: in 1963, Henry Ford II visited Eric Broadley's workshops after being impressed by the performance of the Lola Mk6 GT. This meeting would lead to a partnership that would lead to the creation of the legendary Ford GT40, based on Lola's technical innovations.

This collaboration symbolizes the innovative spirit that characterizes Lola: a small British company capable of influencing the giants of the automotive industry thanks to its technical expertise and creativity. This history is reflected today in every Lola Model car , a testament to this rich tradition of innovation and performance.

The name "Lola" itself comes from a popular song of the time, "Whatever Lola Wants" from the musical "Damn Yankees." Eric Broadley chose the name for its catchy and memorable appeal, without imagining that it would become synonymous with excellence in the world of motor racing.

Complete your collection of competition Models

Lola Model cars occupy a special place in the world of Model car collectors. They represent the very essence of pure competition, without commercial compromise, and attract enthusiasts who seek authenticity and technical performance above all else.

These Models blend perfectly with other thematic collections: they ideally complement a collection of Ford Model cars thanks to the historical links between the two brands, or fit naturally into a collection dedicated to racing and competition cars .

Lola's collector audience consists primarily of motorsport enthusiasts who appreciate history and technology. These Models also appeal to collectors who value rarity and authenticity, as many Lola models were produced in limited series, reflecting the limited production of real racing cars.

For fans of the 1960s and 1970s , these Models are a prime example of the golden age of British motor racing. They sit harmoniously alongside models from other iconic manufacturers such as Lotus and McLaren .

The perfect gift idea for enthusiasts

A Lola Model car makes an ideal gift for special occasions. Whether for a birthday, Father's Day, or the holiday season, these Models will appeal directly to motorsport enthusiasts and discerning collectors.

The rarity and technical nature of these models makes them particularly appreciated gifts for those who are familiar with the history of motor racing. Giving a Lola Model demonstrates a deep understanding of the recipient's tastes and passion for racing cars.

Characteristics and quality of our Models

• Each product is sold with its base and protective box to guarantee optimal presentation.
• Metal (alloy) construction ensuring robustness and premium finish
• Faithful reproduction of the original model with attention to historical and technical details
• Package carefully packaged and protected for delivery in perfect condition
• Various scales : mainly 1/43rd, with 1/18th, 1/24th and 1/87th models
• Documentation included detailing technical and historical specifications

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