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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Fast&Furious Lexus LFA
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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Fast&Furious Lexus LFA
49,99 zł
Hot Wheels PREMIUM
Fast&Furious - 2026
Lexus LFA
JHW66
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The Hot Wheels Lexus LFA, catalog number JHW66, is a 1:64 scale premium collectible model released in the 2026 Hot Wheels Fast & Furious series. The model is targeted at adult collectors, fans of Japanese supercars, and enthusiasts of the Fast & Furious film saga.
The Lexus LFA casting was designed by Ronald Wong and debuted in 2025 in the Car Culture: Timeless Icons series. The JHW66 specimen holds the 3/5 position in the Fast & Furious series. The body is finished in Pearl Grey—a pearlescent gray that highlights the aerodynamic proportions of the original—with detailed headlights, taillights, and trim. The chassis is made of black metal, the windows are tinted, the interior is black, and the model rolls on gray RRSPLIT6 wheels—split six-spoke Real Riders rims with rubber tires. The country of origin is Thailand.
The model belongs to the licensed Hot Wheels Fast & Furious line, created in collaboration with Universal Pictures. Japanese sports cars are a cornerstone of the saga's identity, and the Lexus LFA represents the segment of its most exclusive designs.
The original is the Lexus LFA—a limited-edition supercar from Toyota's luxury brand, designed by Kengo Matsumoto and Haruhiko Tanahashi. The car first emerged as a 2005 concept, launching Lexus's series of "LF" study models, which stands for Lexus Future Advance. It is powered by a naturally aspirated 4.8-liter 1LR-GUE V10 engine producing 560 hp, developed in collaboration with Yamaha and paired with an Aisin six-speed automated manual transmission. The exhaust system was tuned to resemble a Formula 1 car—Toyota described the sound as the "roar of an angel." The body is based on a carbon-fiber composite frame with aluminum subframes. Production took place at the Motomachi plant between 2010 and 2012 at a very limited pace; with a price tag of $375,000, only 500 units were produced.
The collectible value of this release stems from its premium construction with a metal chassis and Real Riders rubber tires, the Fast & Furious license, and the exceptional status of the original car itself—the LFA is one of the rarest and most admired Japanese supercars in history.
FAQ
In which series was the Hot Wheels Lexus LFA JHW66 released?
It is item 3/5 in the 2026 Hot Wheels Fast & Furious series.
What kind of wheels does this Hot Wheels model have?
The model rolls on gray RRSPLIT6 wheels—split six-spoke Real Riders rims with rubber tires.
When did this Hot Wheels casting debut?
The Lexus LFA casting by Ronald Wong debuted in 2025 in the Car Culture: Timeless Icons series.
The Lexus LFA casting was designed by Ronald Wong and debuted in 2025 in the Car Culture: Timeless Icons series. The JHW66 specimen holds the 3/5 position in the Fast & Furious series. The body is finished in Pearl Grey—a pearlescent gray that highlights the aerodynamic proportions of the original—with detailed headlights, taillights, and trim. The chassis is made of black metal, the windows are tinted, the interior is black, and the model rolls on gray RRSPLIT6 wheels—split six-spoke Real Riders rims with rubber tires. The country of origin is Thailand.
The model belongs to the licensed Hot Wheels Fast & Furious line, created in collaboration with Universal Pictures. Japanese sports cars are a cornerstone of the saga's identity, and the Lexus LFA represents the segment of its most exclusive designs.
The original is the Lexus LFA—a limited-edition supercar from Toyota's luxury brand, designed by Kengo Matsumoto and Haruhiko Tanahashi. The car first emerged as a 2005 concept, launching Lexus's series of "LF" study models, which stands for Lexus Future Advance. It is powered by a naturally aspirated 4.8-liter 1LR-GUE V10 engine producing 560 hp, developed in collaboration with Yamaha and paired with an Aisin six-speed automated manual transmission. The exhaust system was tuned to resemble a Formula 1 car—Toyota described the sound as the "roar of an angel." The body is based on a carbon-fiber composite frame with aluminum subframes. Production took place at the Motomachi plant between 2010 and 2012 at a very limited pace; with a price tag of $375,000, only 500 units were produced.
The collectible value of this release stems from its premium construction with a metal chassis and Real Riders rubber tires, the Fast & Furious license, and the exceptional status of the original car itself—the LFA is one of the rarest and most admired Japanese supercars in history.
FAQ
In which series was the Hot Wheels Lexus LFA JHW66 released?
It is item 3/5 in the 2026 Hot Wheels Fast & Furious series.
What kind of wheels does this Hot Wheels model have?
The model rolls on gray RRSPLIT6 wheels—split six-spoke Real Riders rims with rubber tires.
When did this Hot Wheels casting debut?
The Lexus LFA casting by Ronald Wong debuted in 2025 in the Car Culture: Timeless Icons series.