HOT WHEELS FAST AND FURIOUS 5 Pack Vehicles, GMG69

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Nissan 350Z / Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X / '85 Honda CR-X / Dodge Challenger Drift Car / SRT Viper GTS-R

Mad Splash / Jeep CJ-7 / Custom Volkswagen Beetle / Volkswagen Caddy / '64 Chevy Nova Station Wagon Lotus Sport Elise / Acura HSC Concept / Ford Shelby GR-1 Concept / Porsche Carrera GT / Jaguar XJ220 Ford Mustang Concept / '92 Ford Mustang / 2015 Ford Mustang GT Convertible / '69 Ford Mustang Boss 302 / '71 Mustang Mach 1 In 2020, Hot Wheels’“Full Force” collection roared onto the scene, echoing the adrenaline and legacy of the Fast and Furious saga. A highlight of this set was the stunning blue Jaguar XE SV Project car, a gem from “Fast 9,” representing the blend of luxury and speed that has come to symbolize the franchise’s newer entries. Every curve and color of the die-cast model captured the sheer power and elegance of its full-sized counterpart. Complementing this modern marvel was the return of a legend: Dom’s iconic ’70 Charger R/T. This vehicle, with its muscular stance and rich history within the series, served as a reminder of the roots of the Fast saga and the enduring allure of classic muscle. Together, the vehicles in the “Full Force” set offered fans a mix of the franchise’s evolving vehicular tapestry, from its early days to its contemporary chapters.In 2021, the Hot Wheels Fast and Furious collection took a tantalizing turn, embracing not only real-world automotive marvels but also delving into the realm of cinematic “fantasy” vehicles. Leading this year’s five-car ensemble was the Ice Charger from “The Fate of the Furious.” As a “fantasy” casting, it encapsulated the film’s blend of reality and spectacle, offering fans a tangible piece of the movie’s adrenaline-charged narrative. Complementing this bold inclusion was the sleek Plymouth GTX, also from “The Fate of the Furious,” a testament to classic muscle melded with modern cinematic flair. This mix of fantasy and authenticity made the 2021 set a dynamic addition, catering to the diverse tastes of Fast and Furious enthusiasts. Impala / '72 Ford Gran Torino Sport / Corvette Grand Sport Roadster / '70 Ford Escort RS1600 / '70 Chevelle SS Lamborghini Reventón / Aston Martin One-77 / Lamborghini Aventador / Aston Martin V8 Vantage / Porsche 918 Spyder Jaguar XJ220 / McLaren F1 GTR / Aston Martin DBS / Lamborghini Sesto Elemento / Renault Sport R.S. 01 The 2019 “Original Fast” premium set by Hot Wheels was a heartfelt ode to the roots of the Fast and Furious saga. Each of the five cars within the set resonated with the raw, street racing spirit that marked the franchise’s inception. Of particular note was Brian’s green Eclipse — a car forever etched in the memories of fans, thanks to its iconic appearance in the opening scenes of the first movie. Complementing its legendary status was the introduction of Jesse’s Mk3 Jetta, a vehicle that hadn’t graced the Hot Wheels Fast and Furious collections until then. This set wasn’t just about showcasing cars; it was a tribute to the very essence of the series, inviting collectors to take a nostalgic ride through the streets where it all began.

Corvette Grand Sport / '69 COPO Corvette / Corvette Stingray / Corvette Grand Sport Roadster / Corvette C6R The 2021 “Fast Superstars” collection from Hot Wheels was a masterful blend of cinematic brilliance and automotive artistry, capturing the heart and soul of the Fast and Furious films. Among the lineup, the true standout was the debut of the Toyota GR Supra. Fresh from its exhilarating scenes in F9, this casting captured the modern design, performance prowess, and heritage of the iconic Supra lineage. Its inclusion in the “Fast Superstars” set not only celebrated its role in the latest film installment but also marked its esteemed position in the broader car enthusiast community. With this set, Hot Wheels once again bridged the gap between reel life and real passion, offering fans and collectors a tangible piece of the high-octane world they adore. Lotus Elise 340R / Mitsubishi Eclipse / Mitsubishi Pajero / Olds Aurora GTS-1 / '70 Pontiac Firebird saw another evolution in the Hot Wheels Fast and Furious series, with the collection being streamlined further to just five cars. However, the reduced number didn’t detract from the excitement, as each of the vehicles was making its debut in the series. Topping the list for many, including myself, was the McLaren 720S, a marvel of modern engineering and design that captured the essence of speed and luxury. Close on its heels was the Mercedes AMG GT, encapsulating a perfect blend of performance and elegance, and the Lamborghini Gallardo LP 560, a symbol of the Italian brand’s audacious design and power. This year, every model in the collection was not just a car, but a statement, underlining the series’ continued commitment to bringing the best of the automotive world to the fingertips of collectors.

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Ferrari F430 Spider / Ferrari 156 / Ferrari 360 Modena / Ferrari P4 / Ferrari 550 Maranello / Ferrari F355 Spider In the second release of 2023, the Hot Wheels Fast and Furious series continued to impress and captivate with its impeccable attention to detail and celebration of automotive legends. A notable highlight from this drop was the debut of the ’69 Chevy Camaro, paying homage to its appearance in “2 Fast 2 Furious”. While whispers in the enthusiast community hinted at it being a Yenko Camaro, the mystique only added to its allure. Yet, for some aficionados, including yourself, the true star of the set was the rugged and timeless ’71 Plymouth GTX. With its classic design and powerful presence, it serves as a nostalgic nod to the era of true muscle cars. This release beautifully encapsulated the diversity and depth of vehicles that have graced the silver screen throughout the Fast and Furious saga.