Impala / '72 Ford Gran Torino Sport / Corvette Grand Sport Roadster / '70 Ford Escort RS1600 / '70 Chevelle SS Corvette - Gas Monkey Garage / '70 Ford Escort RS1600 / Datsun 510 Wagon / Dodge Viper SRT10 ACR / Porsche 934 Turbo RSR

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. Rev up the excitement with a premium collection of 5 Hot Wheels vehicles inspired by the Fast & Furious franchise Custom '07 Ford Mustang / Dodge Challenger Concept / Ford Shelby GR-1 Concept / Corvette C6 Convertible / Dodge Viper GTS-R Lamborghini Reventón / Aston Martin One-77 / Lamborghini Aventador / Aston Martin V8 Vantage / Porsche 918 SpyderFerrari F430 Spider / Ferrari 156 / Ferrari 360 Modena / Ferrari P4 / Ferrari 550 Maranello / Ferrari F355 Spider

The 2016 edition of the Hot Wheels Fast and Furious set brought a mix of the familiar and the fresh. While it celebrated seven returning favorites from previous collections, offering collectors another chance to relive the series’ iconic moments, it also introduced a standout addition: Suki’s Honda S2000. This particular vehicle, with its vibrant design and cinematic significance, added a unique flair to the set. A perfect blend of nostalgia and novelty, the 2016 collection catered to both long-time enthusiasts keen on revisiting cherished models and those eager to embrace the new, epitomizing the enduring appeal of the Fast and Furious series in die-cast form. The 2018 Hot Wheels Fast and Furious collection marked a departure from tradition, presenting collectors with a curated set of six cars, as opposed to the usual eight. This compact ensemble, however, was by no means short on excitement or novelty. Making their grand debut was the 2009 Nissan GTR, a modern symbol of speed and design prowess, alongside the breathtaking Lamborghini Murciélago, embodying the luxury and power synonymous with the brand. This streamlined collection emphasized quality and iconic representation, ensuring that even with fewer cars, the essence of the Fast and Furious franchise remained as potent as ever, capturing the hearts of both seasoned collectors and new fans. The “Motor City Muscle” premium set, launched by Hot Wheels in 2020, was a bold nod to the indomitable spirit of American automotive might. The collection saluted the raw power and engineering excellence that defines Motor City, giving enthusiasts a curated selection of vehicles that scream power and performance. A notable introduction in this collection was the red Ford F-150 Lightning. What made it truly unique was its audacious “Racers Edge” decals adorning the sides, embodying a combination of strength, speed, and style. This set wasn’t just about cars; it was a journey into the heart of American motor history. Through the “Motor City Muscle” collection, Hot Wheels showcased iconic vehicles that resonate with both the Fast and Furious legacy and the timeless allure of American automotive craftsmanship. Combination of: '58 Ford Thunderbird / '57 Plymouth Fury / Ford Lightning / Hot Tub / '35 Cadillac / Low Carbs / Fright Bike Jaguar XJ220 / McLaren F1 GTR / Aston Martin DBS / Lamborghini Sesto Elemento / Renault Sport R.S. 01In 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. 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. Ferrari F50 Challenge / Ferrari 430 Scuderia / Ferrari GTO / Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano / Ferrari 575 GTC Pagani Huayra Roadster / Lamborghini Sesto Elemento / Lamborghini Gallardo LP 570-4 Superleggera / Lotus Esprit S1 / Aston Martin V8 Vantage Ford Shelby Cobra Concept / Dodge Charger SRT8 / Saleen S7 / '69 Mercury Cougar Eliminator / Mega-Duty

Corvette Grand Sport / '69 COPO Corvette / Corvette Stingray / Corvette Grand Sport Roadster / Corvette C6R Cadillac Elmiraj / '15 Jaguar F-Type Project 7 / Porsche 911 GT3 RS / McLaren F1 GTR / Aston Martin V8 Vantage The third release of 2023 in the Hot Wheels Fast and Furious collection brought with it a wave of nostalgia and a notable first for die-cast enthusiasts. Mia’s Integra from the inaugural Fast and Furious movie made its debut, but what truly set this casting apart was its unique design. For the first time ever, Hot Wheels rolled out a 4-door Integra GSR, a departure from the more typical 2-door models often seen in their collections. This addition was more than just a tribute to Mia’s iconic ride; it showcased Hot Wheels’ commitment to authenticity and its ongoing effort to diversify its lineup. Fans and collectors alike celebrated this blend of cinematic homage and die-cast innovation, making release 3 a standout in an already stellar year.Chevy Impala / '69 Chevy Camaro Convertible / '66 Chevy Nova / '67 Shelby GT500 / Custom '77 Dodge Van 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. Hydroplane / Police Cruiser / '80s Camaro / Oldsmobile Aurora / Escort Rally OR GM Ultralite OR Alien*super rare