Hot Wheels PREMIUM Team Transport 89 Toyota Supra + 18 Toyota 4Runner

The Hot Wheels '89 Toyota Supra + '18 Toyota 4Runner, catalog number HRV37, is a 1:64 scale collector's set from the Hot Wheels Car Culture: Team Transport series, marked as #72. The uniqueness of this release lies in the fact that the box contains three elements: a sports car, an SUV, and an open flatbed trailer. It is a proposition for adult collectors, Toyota fans, and those who appreciate elaborate premium-line sets.

The '89 Toyota Supra casting was designed by Ronald Wong and debuted in this 2024 set, making it an entirely new casting. The Supra is white, with detailed taillights and trim, "SUPRA" emblems, and "24 VALVE TWIN turbo" lettering on the doors. It features a black metal chassis, slightly tinted windows, a plum-colored interior, and white RR6SPM wheels with rubber Real Riders tires. The accompanying '18 Toyota 4Runner casting was created by Mark Jones and debuted in 2021 in the Hot Wheels Boulevard line; it is based on the TRD Pro version of the 4Runner and has been further modified for this set. The SUV comes in Lunar Rock color, with Toyota 4Runner emblems on the sides, front, and rear, detailed roof racks, mirrors, and tailgate, as well as painted headlights, fog lights, and taillights; it has a black metal chassis, tinted windows, a black interior, and gray RRBL10SP wheels. The third element is the Open Trailer — a new open flatbed trailer casting, also by Ronald Wong, made of raw ZAMAC, with detailed taillights and turn signals, a gray plastic base, and GRR6SPM wheels. All three components were manufactured in Thailand.

The sports car is based on the third-generation Toyota Supra, introduced in 1986 as a model completely separate from the Celica and related to the Soarer. It was offered with inline-six engines — from the 2.0-liter 1G-EU to the 3.0-liter turbocharged 7M-GTE unit with approximately 232 hp, considered Toyota's flagship engine at the time. Production of this generation ended in 1993. The second prototype is the fifth-generation Toyota 4Runner, codenamed N280, produced from 2009 to 2023, powered by a 4.0-liter naturally aspirated V6 engine with approximately 270 hp; the TRD Pro version is its most off-road-oriented variant.

The collector value of this set is significantly higher than a typical Team Transport: three vehicles instead of two, the premiere of two new castings, and a raw ZAMAC trailer make HRV37 one of the most sought-after releases of the 2024 model year.

FAQ

How many vehicles does the Hot Wheels Team Transport HRV37 set include?
Three: the '89 Toyota Supra model, the '18 Toyota 4Runner SUV, and the Open Trailer flatbed.

Are there any new castings in this set?
Yes. The '89 Toyota Supra and Open Trailer castings by Ronald Wong debuted in 2024 specifically in this set, and the 4Runner appears in a modified casting version.

What wheels do the models in this set have?
The Supra rides on white RR6SPM wheels, the 4Runner on gray RRBL10SP wheels, and the trailer on GRR6SPM wheels — all with rubber Real Riders tires.