You are 100% correct. The Autoart's one downfall is the interior. It's not the correct color. No production DeLorean had a yellow-ish interior.

@@themodelcitizen988 I wonder why they put so much effort into other details, and then got something this obvious completely wrong :-/

The one with the black steering wheel and seatbelts is the more accurate one, so that is something that would interest me more.

Yes this is model 79916. It has a more matte finish compared to model 79911, which as you said, is shiny. In my experience, the “shiny” one does not replicate a real DeLorean as well. Yes, a real DeLorean can have a “shine,” but the inherit quality of the real DeLorean is that it’s unpainted. It’s just bare metal. So logically it will never shine as much as paint. Model 79911 is paint, like this one, but it’s “shined up” paint, and therefore doesn’t look right. I personally think this “matte” finish gives it a more realistic look. But hey, model 79911 looks good too. Whatever suits you, is what you should get! 🙂

It looks like no. I looked at it more closely and it looks like the front clip is molded into the body permanently.

modelldiecast the headlights alone on the Sunstar don’t bother you?

I got the AutoArt online for $199 (before tax and shipping). EBay.

@@themodelcitizen988 what’s the sellers name ? I wanna get one

@@pepsicolazero Due to COVID, it appears that the cheapest that this model is going for is still $199, but with $11.50 shipping, so now about $215-ish. The seller is "minineopet" You can also just search "Autoart 1:18 DeLorean" and sort by lowest price. You'll encounter several with dark, almost black exteriors. If you want that, fine, but I've never seen that before and I think it's ugly, so I keep scrolling until I see the "satin," which is their word for stainless steel, the "color" you see in this video.

@@themodelcitizen988 I have both now and don’t like how the autoart has no weight , but it does look better

but it is too expensive oh hhh🙈