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In 2010 Tecnitoys released a new version of the Peugeot 307 under reference 6451. Like the previous model, it featured four-wheel drive powered by a dual-axle motor, front and rear LED lights, and a guide with automatic return and double braid. In red and silver, with the number 5 and "TOTAL" livery, it carries the Rallye du Condroz-Huy decal and the names of Belgian crew members Thiry and Jamoul on the bodywork. For this model Tecnitoys drew inspiration from the car they raced in 2006.

The Peugeot 307 WRC was the World Rally Car with which Peugeot Sport competed between 2004 and 2006, replacing the successful 206 WRC, with a larger body, longer wheelbase and better stability on fast stages. It was quick but suffered reliability problems and never managed to claim a world title. It was Peugeot's last official WRC car before their withdrawal from the championship. Belgian drivers Bruno Thiry and Renaud Jamoul finished second at the 33rd Rallye du Condroz-Huy in 2006 driving a Peugeot 307 WRC entered by the Peugeot Team Bel-Lux. Tecnitoys based their reference 6451 model on this car.