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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Boulevard 115 BMW M3 E46
64,99 zł
Hot Wheels PREMIUM
Boulevard No. 115
BMW M3 E46
HRT80
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The Hot Wheels BMW M3 E46 (product number HRT80) is a 1:64 scale collectible model car from the premium Hot Wheels Boulevard line, where it holds the number 115 spot in the 2024 release. It is a proposition for die-cast collectors and enthusiasts of the BMW brand and 2000s automotive culture who value faithful reproduction and high-quality craftsmanship.
The BMW M3 E46 casting debuted in the Hot Wheels range in 2021 as part of the Fast & Furious: Euro Fast series. The mold depicts a modified version of the M3 with a widebody kit and elements taken from the M3 CSL variant. In the Boulevard 115 release, the model is finished in Phoenix Yellow—a color referencing the launch color of the real-life E46 M3—with detailed headlights, a radiator grille, taillights, BMW emblems on the hood and rear, and a "BMW PHNIX" license plate. The unit features a black metal base, a black interior, and smoke-tinted windows, and it rolls on Real Riders tires with 5-spoke wheels. In accordance with the Boulevard series standard, the construction is full-metal (Metal/Metal). The Hot Wheels BMW M3 E46 115 model was manufactured in Thailand and is sold in a collectible, numbered blister pack with EAN code 194735185429. This is a standard premium Boulevard release—it is not marked as a Chase, Treasure Hunt, or Super Treasure Hunt.
The model is based on the E46 generation BMW M3—a sport-oriented variant of the 3 Series designed by Ulf Weidhase, introduced at the 2000 Geneva Motor Show and produced from September 2000 to August 2006 in coupé and convertible versions. It is powered by a naturally aspirated, 3.2-liter S54 inline-six engine producing 343 hp (252 kW), renowned for its smooth operation and high-revving nature (redline around 8,000 rpm), paired with a 6-speed manual or SMG automated manual transmission and rear-wheel drive. A total of 85,766 units of this M3 generation were produced, and the car is still considered one of the most highly regarded, "analog" versions of the model today.
The collectible value of this release stems from the combination of an iconic, recognizable original with premium Boulevard specifications (full metal, Real Riders tires, numbered packaging) and striking widebody styling in the Phoenix Yellow color. The Hot Wheels BMW M3 E46 HRT80 is a collectible model that looks great in a display case and makes for a valuable addition to any collection of BMW cars and the Boulevard series.
The BMW M3 E46 casting debuted in the Hot Wheels range in 2021 as part of the Fast & Furious: Euro Fast series. The mold depicts a modified version of the M3 with a widebody kit and elements taken from the M3 CSL variant. In the Boulevard 115 release, the model is finished in Phoenix Yellow—a color referencing the launch color of the real-life E46 M3—with detailed headlights, a radiator grille, taillights, BMW emblems on the hood and rear, and a "BMW PHNIX" license plate. The unit features a black metal base, a black interior, and smoke-tinted windows, and it rolls on Real Riders tires with 5-spoke wheels. In accordance with the Boulevard series standard, the construction is full-metal (Metal/Metal). The Hot Wheels BMW M3 E46 115 model was manufactured in Thailand and is sold in a collectible, numbered blister pack with EAN code 194735185429. This is a standard premium Boulevard release—it is not marked as a Chase, Treasure Hunt, or Super Treasure Hunt.
The model is based on the E46 generation BMW M3—a sport-oriented variant of the 3 Series designed by Ulf Weidhase, introduced at the 2000 Geneva Motor Show and produced from September 2000 to August 2006 in coupé and convertible versions. It is powered by a naturally aspirated, 3.2-liter S54 inline-six engine producing 343 hp (252 kW), renowned for its smooth operation and high-revving nature (redline around 8,000 rpm), paired with a 6-speed manual or SMG automated manual transmission and rear-wheel drive. A total of 85,766 units of this M3 generation were produced, and the car is still considered one of the most highly regarded, "analog" versions of the model today.
The collectible value of this release stems from the combination of an iconic, recognizable original with premium Boulevard specifications (full metal, Real Riders tires, numbered packaging) and striking widebody styling in the Phoenix Yellow color. The Hot Wheels BMW M3 E46 HRT80 is a collectible model that looks great in a display case and makes for a valuable addition to any collection of BMW cars and the Boulevard series.