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Hot Wheels Premium - Boulevard #136 - #140 - Set of 5
Hot Wheels Premium - Boulevard #136 - #140 - Set of 5
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Hot Wheels Premium - Boulevard #136 - #140 - Set of 5
Lamborghini Temerario
Lamborghini's new hybrid super sports car, the Temerario, debuted in 2024 as the successor to the Huracan.
Combining a V8 twin-turbo engine with three electric motors, it boasts a maximum output of 920 horsepower and a top speed of 343 km/h. Hot Wheels has recreated this latest model using a new mold. The green body features striking red stripes.
Nissan Laurel C33
The Laurel, introduced in 1968 as a luxury mid-size car.
The sixth-generation Laurel, chosen by Hot Wheels for their new molded item, boasted dramatically improved performance thanks to the adoption of the new-generation RB engine (also used in the Skyline) and a multi-link rear suspension, making it a popular base for drift cars.
Hot Wheels recreates this drift specification. The C33 Laurel was primarily a Japanese-exclusive model, but thanks to the global popularity of Japanese cars, it has attracted attention as a sibling to the well-known Skyline.
'75 Ford Bronco
The Ford Bronco, introduced in 1966 as Ford's first SUV.
Hot Wheels has chosen the 1975 model, the final phase of the first-generation Bronco, for their new molded item.
The body faithfully captures the characteristics of the actual car and features an intricate finish, including different paint colors for the roof and body.
Ford RS200
The Ford RS200 is a Group B homologation model developed for the WRC.
This car shocked the rally world with its custom-designed mid-engine turbo and 4WD, full-scale specifications.
Hot Wheels has recreated this legendary machine using a new mold, recreating a rally special with an impressive presence.
Ford GT
The Ford GT40 was developed in the mid-1960s as a way to promote the company in Europe, with the goal of winning the 24 Hours of Le Mans in France, one of the world's three major races, and boasted overwhelming strength.
Hot Wheels pays homage to the GT40 by recreating the race-ready homologation version of the Ford GT sold from 2005 to 2006.
Distinguishing features include canards on both sides of the front bumper, a diffuser under the rear bumper, and a large rear wing.
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Hot Wheels Premium - Boulevard #136 - #140 - Set of 5
Lamborghini Temerario
Lamborghini's new hybrid super sports car, the Temerario, debuted in 2024 as the successor to the Huracan.
Combining a V8 twin-turbo engine with three electric motors, it boasts a maximum output of 920 horsepower and a top speed of 343 km/h. Hot Wheels has recreated this latest model using a new mold. The green body features striking red stripes.
Nissan Laurel C33
The Laurel, introduced in 1968 as a luxury mid-size car.
The sixth-generation Laurel, chosen by Hot Wheels for their new molded item, boasted dramatically improved performance thanks to the adoption of the new-generation RB engine (also used in the Skyline) and a multi-link rear suspension, making it a popular base for drift cars.
Hot Wheels recreates this drift specification. The C33 Laurel was primarily a Japanese-exclusive model, but thanks to the global popularity of Japanese cars, it has attracted attention as a sibling to the well-known Skyline.
'75 Ford Bronco
The Ford Bronco, introduced in 1966 as Ford's first SUV.
Hot Wheels has chosen the 1975 model, the final phase of the first-generation Bronco, for their new molded item.
The body faithfully captures the characteristics of the actual car and features an intricate finish, including different paint colors for the roof and body.
Ford RS200
The Ford RS200 is a Group B homologation model developed for the WRC.
This car shocked the rally world with its custom-designed mid-engine turbo and 4WD, full-scale specifications.
Hot Wheels has recreated this legendary machine using a new mold, recreating a rally special with an impressive presence.
Ford GT
The Ford GT40 was developed in the mid-1960s as a way to promote the company in Europe, with the goal of winning the 24 Hours of Le Mans in France, one of the world's three major races, and boasted overwhelming strength.
Hot Wheels pays homage to the GT40 by recreating the race-ready homologation version of the Ford GT sold from 2005 to 2006.
Distinguishing features include canards on both sides of the front bumper, a diffuser under the rear bumper, and a large rear wing.
_____________________________________________
BRAND NEW TOY COLLECTABLES - FACTORY SEALED
Available for Viewing at the following location
Relove Oxley - Vintage, Vinyl and Collectibles
Google Us for more Information
