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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Boulevard 142 BMW M3 GTR
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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Boulevard 142 BMW M3 GTR
59,99 zł
Hot Wheels PREMIUM
Boulevard No. 142
BMW M3 GTR E46
JHW30
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The Hot Wheels BMW M3 GTR, product number JHW30, is a 1:64 scale collectible model from the Hot Wheels Premium line, released in 2026 as part of the Hot Wheels Boulevard series under number #142. This die-cast car is aimed at racing car collectors, fans of the BMW M division, gamers who remember the Need for Speed series, and collectors of cars with rubber tires and a metal base. The casting replicates the racing M3 with the E46 body style.
The 2001 BMW M3 GTR casting was designed for Mattel by Rob Matthes and Ronald Wong, debuting in 2025 in the BMW Race Cars Car Culture 2-Pack. The JHW30 unit is finished in Metalflake silver, a glittery silver metallic paint, with detailed headlights, taillights, trim, emblems, and a license plate reading "GTR SILBR". The base is matte black and made of metal, the windows are tinted in a smoke shade, and the interior is black. The model rolls on black Real Riders 10 Spoke Mag (Black RR10SPM) wheels with rubber Real Riders tires, reserved for the Premium line. The casting base features the inscription '01 BMW M3 GTR, and the country of manufacture is Thailand.
The real BMW M3 GTR is a Grand Touring racing car built by BMW M Motorsport for endurance racing. The model was introduced in February 2001, and its body was designed by Ulf Wiedhase. It is powered by a 4.0-liter P60 V8 engine paired with a 6-speed manual transmission. The car won the 2001 American Le Mans Series, though rivals filed protests claiming it was essentially a prototype; regulatory changes eventually led to its withdrawal from the ALMS, but the model raced in other series until 2005. Today, the M3 GTR is considered one of the most iconic racing cars in history—partly due to its presence in the Need for Speed video game series, where it served as the hero car in 2005's "Need for Speed: Most Wanted."
The Hot Wheels BMW M3 GTR JHW30 is a strong addition to any display case, accurately replicating one of the most recognizable racing and video game cars of recent decades, with the Boulevard line released in short production runs and exclusively in Premium specification.
FAQ
Does the Hot Wheels BMW M3 GTR JHW30 have rubber tires?
Yes. The model from the Premium line rolls on Real Riders tires mounted on black Real Riders 10 Spoke Mag (Black RR10SPM) wheels.
What is written on the model's license plate?
The plate features the designation "GTR SILBR".
Who designed the 2001 BMW M3 GTR casting for Hot Wheels?
The casting was designed by Rob Matthes and Ronald Wong, debuting in 2025 in the BMW Race Cars Car Culture 2-Pack.
The 2001 BMW M3 GTR casting was designed for Mattel by Rob Matthes and Ronald Wong, debuting in 2025 in the BMW Race Cars Car Culture 2-Pack. The JHW30 unit is finished in Metalflake silver, a glittery silver metallic paint, with detailed headlights, taillights, trim, emblems, and a license plate reading "GTR SILBR". The base is matte black and made of metal, the windows are tinted in a smoke shade, and the interior is black. The model rolls on black Real Riders 10 Spoke Mag (Black RR10SPM) wheels with rubber Real Riders tires, reserved for the Premium line. The casting base features the inscription '01 BMW M3 GTR, and the country of manufacture is Thailand.
The real BMW M3 GTR is a Grand Touring racing car built by BMW M Motorsport for endurance racing. The model was introduced in February 2001, and its body was designed by Ulf Wiedhase. It is powered by a 4.0-liter P60 V8 engine paired with a 6-speed manual transmission. The car won the 2001 American Le Mans Series, though rivals filed protests claiming it was essentially a prototype; regulatory changes eventually led to its withdrawal from the ALMS, but the model raced in other series until 2005. Today, the M3 GTR is considered one of the most iconic racing cars in history—partly due to its presence in the Need for Speed video game series, where it served as the hero car in 2005's "Need for Speed: Most Wanted."
The Hot Wheels BMW M3 GTR JHW30 is a strong addition to any display case, accurately replicating one of the most recognizable racing and video game cars of recent decades, with the Boulevard line released in short production runs and exclusively in Premium specification.
FAQ
Does the Hot Wheels BMW M3 GTR JHW30 have rubber tires?
Yes. The model from the Premium line rolls on Real Riders tires mounted on black Real Riders 10 Spoke Mag (Black RR10SPM) wheels.
What is written on the model's license plate?
The plate features the designation "GTR SILBR".
Who designed the 2001 BMW M3 GTR casting for Hot Wheels?
The casting was designed by Rob Matthes and Ronald Wong, debuting in 2025 in the BMW Race Cars Car Culture 2-Pack.