I have the same problem with my red Ferrari Berlinetta and I realised that the trunk and the bonnet were both glued up permanently. My brother used a heat gun to get rid of the glue on his grey car, but unfortunately he melted his rear windshield.

Hi dillion..MEH.. I would not pay $63 bucks for this model. Nope. That rear and front hoods do open. I' looked up pix. The photos I saw show a nicely detailed motor.But another poster says there is no motor. Wow.$63 bucks and no motor! I did not see any detail on the chassis. Have patience and you will sort this model out. Have a blessed day!

Hope I can get it on this month

Great video! Hot Wheels did some great 1/18 products back in the day.

I want one of these to customize!

The music was cooler than the Ferrari tbh

Really beautiful!

I have a matt black ferarri enzo of that

Were did you get😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 i want it

Za 30 euro nie taka zła cena za model metalowy :-), gratuluje modelu :-D

This is great ! I have the 24 scale by Bburago and pretty satisfied with it. Strange that this 18 scale of HW Elite doesn't have windows !

I didn't know you had this

Need a new camera....always unfocused

Hi Dillon, if you remove the screws bolting the chassis to the car body, you should be able to carefully take the car apart. That way you can reach the rear hatch glass from below and clean it. I think this should also give you an idea how the rear hatch is sealed because in your interior shot I noticed it has the dog leg hinges needed for an opening rear hatch so its probably the same part as on the elite version, but they must have sealed it somewhere else. I have the FF where they have sealed the hood and trunk in a similar way. I could get the hood to open on the FF, but not only is there no engine inside, but the hinges won't lock, so that the hood would then open too far and crash into the windshield so I kept it sealed.