GCD x Enchery Land Rover Defender 110 1:64 diecast model

GCD's Latest Drop: What's New In Stock and On Pre-Order

GCD has been busy. In the past few weeks alone, four distinct new lines have landed on TorqueTribe — a luxury SUV collaboration, an expanded Shadow range, custom widebody builds, and a handful of standalone in-stock pieces. If you last checked GCD a month ago, the catalogue looks very different now.

GCD x Enchery: The New Luxury/SUV Collaboration

The biggest addition is a fresh collaboration with Enchery, spanning six models, all in stock now at ₹1,199 each:

This line leans into everyday luxury and SUV icons rather than motorsport or JDM builds — a genuinely different direction for GCD, and priced accessibly enough to pick up more than one.

Shadow by GCD Expands Beyond the R34

The Shadow line — previously known mainly for the R34 Z-Tune — has grown significantly:

  • Land Rover Defender 90 in Brown, Blue, Black, and Green, all in stock at ₹899
  • BMW M3 (E30) in Black, Red, and Grey — a timeless German performance icon, currently on pre-order at ₹500

The E30 M3 in particular fills a gap Shadow didn't have before: classic 1980s European performance, alongside its existing JDM and off-road focus.

Custom Widebody Builds: DarwinPro & Techwrap

For collectors into the custom/tuner scene, two new builds stand out:

These are aggressive, aftermarket-styled builds rather than factory liveries — a different collecting lane entirely from GCD's usual JDM and luxury releases.

Standalone Pieces Worth Knowing About

Where to Start

With this much new stock, the in-stock pieces are the safest starting point if you want something in hand quickly — the Enchery collaboration and Shadow Defender 90 range are both fully stocked at accessible prices. If you're comfortable booking ahead, the Shadow E30 M3 and DarwinPro Bronco are worth reserving before they sell through.

Browse the full, updated GCD range at /collections/gcd, and see how the Shadow line's two tiers compare in our earlier Shadow vs Shadow Pro breakdown.

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