#311 Elvira & Gonk (with Macabre Mobile)
Description
Elvira & Gonk with Macabre Mobile #311 delivered a detailed display piece for fans who wanted the iconic horror hostess behind the wheel. This POP! Ride captured Elvira;Gonk in a compact, shelf-friendly format that worked as both a centerpiece and a companion to other Elvira Mistress of the Dark Rides releases. Collectors who focused on screen-accurate vehicles and character likenesses found this 2024 Elvira Mistress of the Dark POP! Ride especially appealing thanks to its focus on the car, the characters, and clear visual storytelling in one figure.
This Funko POP! Ride featured Elvira seated in the Macabre Mobile with a neutral, forward-facing pose, framed by her signature high black hairstyle and bold purple eye makeup. Her expression stayed simple and composed, matching the stylized Funko design while keeping the attention on the vehicle itself. Gonk sat beside her with a white and black coat and a bright pink accent, adding contrast against the glossy black car body; the Macabre Mobile showed skeletal hand details on the hood, silver wheels, and a low, elongated profile that emphasized its macabre theme. As a Rides category release, the entire piece was a single, self-contained unit sized larger than a standard POP!, designed for out-of-box display without additional assembly.
Placed within the Rides category, Elvira & Gonk with Macabre Mobile #311 fit alongside other vehicle-based POP! Ride figures while staying specific to the Elvira media franchise. It drew directly from the movie Elvira: Mistress of the Dark (1988), aligning with the 2024 Elvira Mistress of the Dark product wave that revisited classic on-screen moments in stylized form. For collectors building a focused Elvira;Gonk lineup or anyone expanding a broader Rides shelf, this release provided a concise representation of the character, her companion, and her signature car in one collectible.
Sold Price data
Based on eBay sales data, this POP! figure recently sold for $17.50. The price has decreased by 38.8% over the past 6 months. Based on moderate sales volume (3 sales/month), this estimate provides a general market indicator.
