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Hot Wheels 6-Pack European Theme JLB25
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Hot Wheels 6-Pack European Theme JLB25
69,99 zł
Hot Wheels 6-pack European Theme
- Volkswagen Golf MK2
- Porsche 911 GT3
- Aston Martin One-77
- 92 BMW M3
- 73 Volvo 142 GL
- 16 Mercedes-AMG GT3
JLB25
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The Hot Wheels European Car Culture Themed Multipack, catalog number JLB25, is a six-pack of 1:64 scale collectible models released in 2026 as part of the Silver Series. The set is entirely dedicated to European motoring and is aimed at collectors looking for several finely detailed cars with a consistent theme in a single package. All six models were produced in Thailand.
The set includes: a Volkswagen Golf MK2 in Metalflake silver, with detailed headlights, taillights, and trim details, on chrome CPS5 wheels; a yellow Porsche 911 GT3, with detailed taillights, trim, and badges, and a European license plate “S:HW 2026", on C5 wheels with a chrome rim; an Aston Martin One-77 in light blue paint, with lighting and trim details, on MM5 wheels; a ‘92 BMW M3 in Metalflake dark green, with detailed headlights, lights, badges, and details, and a European license plate “HW 92M3", on chrome S5 wheels; a ‘73 Volvo 142 GL in white, with detailed lighting, trim, and a “192 GL” license plate, on chrome 6SP wheels — as the only model in the set with a metal base; and a ‘16 Mercedes-AMG GT3 in dark red paint, with detailed headlights and lights, and AMG logos and stripes on the hood, roof, and sides, on MM5 wheels with a white rim. The remaining models have black plastic bases.
The standout feature of the entire six-pack is the enhanced tampo printing: detailed headlights, taillights, badges, and trim elements, and in three cases, European-format license plates. This is a level of detail you usually won't find in basic mainline die-cast cars, yet the set remains affordable compared to individual premium models.
The prototypes were selected to showcase a cross-section of European motoring from several decades and several completely different worlds. The Volkswagen Golf MK2 and the E30-generation BMW M3 are German icons of the 1980s — the former as the hatchback that defined the compact class, the latter as a homologation coupé built for touring car racing. The Volvo 142 GL represents the Swedish school of solid sedans from the early 1970s. The Porsche 911 GT3 and Mercedes-AMG GT3 show two approaches to the track car — German classics with rear-mounted engines and modern GT cars with large front-mounted V8s. The Aston Martin One-77 rounds out the set as a British hypercar produced in extremely limited numbers.
For the collector, the JLB25 six-pack has two advantages: a consistent theme that looks great on the shelf as a whole, and a lower cost per model than when purchased separately. Themed multipacks are sometimes discontinued without notice, and complete, unopened packages gain value over time.
FAQ
How many models are in the Hot Wheels JLB25 set?
Six: Volkswagen Golf MK2, Porsche 911 GT3, Aston Martin One-77, ‘92 BMW M3, ‘73 Volvo 142 GL, and ‘16 Mercedes-AMG GT3.
Do the models in this set have metal bases?
Only the ‘73 Volvo 142 GL has a metal base. The remaining five models have black plastic bases.
How does the Silver Series differ from regular Hot Wheels die-cast cars?
Models in this line have much richer tampo printing — detailed headlights, taillights, badges, and trim details, and some also feature European license plates.
The set includes: a Volkswagen Golf MK2 in Metalflake silver, with detailed headlights, taillights, and trim details, on chrome CPS5 wheels; a yellow Porsche 911 GT3, with detailed taillights, trim, and badges, and a European license plate “S:HW 2026", on C5 wheels with a chrome rim; an Aston Martin One-77 in light blue paint, with lighting and trim details, on MM5 wheels; a ‘92 BMW M3 in Metalflake dark green, with detailed headlights, lights, badges, and details, and a European license plate “HW 92M3", on chrome S5 wheels; a ‘73 Volvo 142 GL in white, with detailed lighting, trim, and a “192 GL” license plate, on chrome 6SP wheels — as the only model in the set with a metal base; and a ‘16 Mercedes-AMG GT3 in dark red paint, with detailed headlights and lights, and AMG logos and stripes on the hood, roof, and sides, on MM5 wheels with a white rim. The remaining models have black plastic bases.
The standout feature of the entire six-pack is the enhanced tampo printing: detailed headlights, taillights, badges, and trim elements, and in three cases, European-format license plates. This is a level of detail you usually won't find in basic mainline die-cast cars, yet the set remains affordable compared to individual premium models.
The prototypes were selected to showcase a cross-section of European motoring from several decades and several completely different worlds. The Volkswagen Golf MK2 and the E30-generation BMW M3 are German icons of the 1980s — the former as the hatchback that defined the compact class, the latter as a homologation coupé built for touring car racing. The Volvo 142 GL represents the Swedish school of solid sedans from the early 1970s. The Porsche 911 GT3 and Mercedes-AMG GT3 show two approaches to the track car — German classics with rear-mounted engines and modern GT cars with large front-mounted V8s. The Aston Martin One-77 rounds out the set as a British hypercar produced in extremely limited numbers.
For the collector, the JLB25 six-pack has two advantages: a consistent theme that looks great on the shelf as a whole, and a lower cost per model than when purchased separately. Themed multipacks are sometimes discontinued without notice, and complete, unopened packages gain value over time.
FAQ
How many models are in the Hot Wheels JLB25 set?
Six: Volkswagen Golf MK2, Porsche 911 GT3, Aston Martin One-77, ‘92 BMW M3, ‘73 Volvo 142 GL, and ‘16 Mercedes-AMG GT3.
Do the models in this set have metal bases?
Only the ‘73 Volvo 142 GL has a metal base. The remaining five models have black plastic bases.
How does the Silver Series differ from regular Hot Wheels die-cast cars?
Models in this line have much richer tampo printing — detailed headlights, taillights, badges, and trim details, and some also feature European license plates.