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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Team Transport Toyota AE86 Sprint Trueno Fleet Street #84
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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Team Transport Toyota AE86 Sprint Trueno Fleet Street #84
64,99 zł
Hot Wheels PREMIUM
Car Culture Team Transport
Toyota AE86 Sprinter Trueno Fleet Street #84
JBM40
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The Hot Wheels Toyota AE86 Sprinter Trueno, product number JBM40, is a 1:64 scale collector's set from the Hot Wheels Premium line, released in 2025 as part of the Car Culture: Team Transport series, numbered #84. The box contains two vehicles: a Toyota AE86 Sprinter Trueno car and a Fleet Street hauler. This set is aimed at collectors of 1980s Japanese automotive history, drift fans, and enthusiasts of die-cast cars featuring rubber tires and metal bases. Among collectors, this model is also known as the AE86 or "Hachi-Roku".
The Toyota AE86 Sprinter Trueno casting was designed for Mattel by Mark Jones and debuted in 2020 in the Hot Wheels Boulevard series. It is a completely new tool—despite its similarity to the older Toyota AE-86 Corolla casting by Jun Imai, the new mold is larger and depicts a largely stock AE86, whereas the older one represented a heavily modified race car. This was also the first new Toyota casting in the Hot Wheels lineup following the expiration of the Toyota license in 2017. The JBM40 set version features a red paint job, detailed headlights and taillights, black trim, and "Trueno" and "GTV TWIN CAM 10" lettering. The base is black metal, the windows are tinted smoke, and the interior is black. The car rolls on black Mini Real Riders 6 Spoke Mag wheels (code MiniRR6SPM) with rubber Real Riders tires. The accompanying Fleet Street hauler is also finished in red and sits on wheels with the SRR code and rubber Real Riders tires. The country of manufacture is Thailand.
The Car Culture: Team Transport series is one of the most recognizable Hot Wheels Premium lines—each set pairs a car with a matching hauler or transport truck, all finished in a consistent color scheme and equipped with rubber Real Riders tires.
The real Toyota AE86 is the factory designation for the Sprinter Trueno and Corolla Levin series, produced from May 1983 to July 1987. The Sprinter Trueno is distinguished from its twin, the Corolla Levin, by its headlight design. The car is powered by the 4A-GE engine—a naturally aspirated, 1587 cc DOHC 16V four-cylinder unit producing 130 hp in the Japanese market. Power is sent to the rear axle, and the AE86 was the last Corolla to feature this layout. Its low curb weight (approximately 900–1065 kg), near 50:50 weight distribution, and rear-wheel drive made the AE86 a drifting icon.
The Hot Wheels Toyota AE86 Sprinter Trueno JBM40 is one of the most desirable items for a display case—Team Transport sets are released in very limited production runs, and the AE86 is among the most sought-after castings in the entire Hot Wheels range.
FAQ
What is included in the JBM40 set?
Two 1:64 scale vehicles: a Toyota AE86 Sprinter Trueno car and a Fleet Street hauler, both in red paint and with rubber Real Riders tires.
Do both vehicles have rubber tires?
Yes. The AE86 rides on MiniRR6SPM wheels, and the Fleet Street hauler on SRR-coded wheels—both sets equipped with rubber Real Riders tires.
What is the Team Transport series?
It is a Hot Wheels Premium line where each set pairs a car with a matching hauler or transport truck, featuring a consistent color scheme and rubber tires.
The Toyota AE86 Sprinter Trueno casting was designed for Mattel by Mark Jones and debuted in 2020 in the Hot Wheels Boulevard series. It is a completely new tool—despite its similarity to the older Toyota AE-86 Corolla casting by Jun Imai, the new mold is larger and depicts a largely stock AE86, whereas the older one represented a heavily modified race car. This was also the first new Toyota casting in the Hot Wheels lineup following the expiration of the Toyota license in 2017. The JBM40 set version features a red paint job, detailed headlights and taillights, black trim, and "Trueno" and "GTV TWIN CAM 10" lettering. The base is black metal, the windows are tinted smoke, and the interior is black. The car rolls on black Mini Real Riders 6 Spoke Mag wheels (code MiniRR6SPM) with rubber Real Riders tires. The accompanying Fleet Street hauler is also finished in red and sits on wheels with the SRR code and rubber Real Riders tires. The country of manufacture is Thailand.
The Car Culture: Team Transport series is one of the most recognizable Hot Wheels Premium lines—each set pairs a car with a matching hauler or transport truck, all finished in a consistent color scheme and equipped with rubber Real Riders tires.
The real Toyota AE86 is the factory designation for the Sprinter Trueno and Corolla Levin series, produced from May 1983 to July 1987. The Sprinter Trueno is distinguished from its twin, the Corolla Levin, by its headlight design. The car is powered by the 4A-GE engine—a naturally aspirated, 1587 cc DOHC 16V four-cylinder unit producing 130 hp in the Japanese market. Power is sent to the rear axle, and the AE86 was the last Corolla to feature this layout. Its low curb weight (approximately 900–1065 kg), near 50:50 weight distribution, and rear-wheel drive made the AE86 a drifting icon.
The Hot Wheels Toyota AE86 Sprinter Trueno JBM40 is one of the most desirable items for a display case—Team Transport sets are released in very limited production runs, and the AE86 is among the most sought-after castings in the entire Hot Wheels range.
FAQ
What is included in the JBM40 set?
Two 1:64 scale vehicles: a Toyota AE86 Sprinter Trueno car and a Fleet Street hauler, both in red paint and with rubber Real Riders tires.
Do both vehicles have rubber tires?
Yes. The AE86 rides on MiniRR6SPM wheels, and the Fleet Street hauler on SRR-coded wheels—both sets equipped with rubber Real Riders tires.
What is the Team Transport series?
It is a Hot Wheels Premium line where each set pairs a car with a matching hauler or transport truck, featuring a consistent color scheme and rubber tires.