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Hot Wheels Premium Team Transport Sealed Box
Sealed Box (4 Team Transport)
499,99 zł
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Hot Wheels Premium Team Transport Sealed Box
499,99 zł
SKU: FLF56-957M
Factory sealed box
The contents and condition of the box are not guaranteed
Boxes are shipped in another box for protection
All boxes have a single strip of tape
No cancellations, no returns
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Hot Wheels Car Culture: Team Transport 2026 — Mix 4 is the fourth wave of transport sets in the annual Team Transport series, aimed at adult collectors and motorsport fans. Each 1:64 scale set combines a transport vehicle with a car traveling on it, and all feature Real Riders rubber tires — a signature feature of the premium Car Culture line. Mix 4 includes catalog numbers JHX96, JHX97, and JHX98, designated as #95, #96, and #97 in the continuous Team Transport numbering.
The first set, JHX96 (#95), is the most elaborate in this wave and consists of three elements: a 2008 Porsche Cayenne in Meteor Grey Metallic on ORRRA wheels, a grey HW Rally Trailer on SRR wheels, and a yellow ’89 Porsche 944 Turbo on RRLW5 wheels. The Cayenne is a completely new casting (New Casting) in this release — this is its debut in the Hot Wheels lineup.
The second set, JHX97 (#96), also features three elements: a ’17 Ford F-150 Raptor in Oxford White Metallic on ORRRBL10SP wheels, a white Open Trailer on small MiniRR6SPM wheels, and a white Rob’n Pinks dragster on RRDragS and MiniRRDragD wheels. The Raptor appears here as a modified casting (Modified casting), adapted for the role of a towing vehicle.
The third set, JHX98 (#97), is a classic pair: a white Fleet Flyer transporter on RRPICKUP wheels and a green Porsche 911 GT3 R (992) on ten-spoke RR10SPM wheels. This same wave is rounded out by a separate store release — JMN15 Walmart Legends Tour Exclusive with a Kousoku Hauler transporter and a Championship White Honda Civic Type R.
Team Transport is a Car Culture sub-series that has been in the Hot Wheels lineup since 2018 and is one of the most sought-after to collect. Its premise is simple: instead of a single car, the collector gets a complete paddock scene — a truck, trailer, or transporter together with a race car or civilian vehicle. Among the prototypes in Mix 4 are, among others, the first-generation facelifted Porsche Cayenne, the late-80s Porsche 944 Turbo, the Ford F-150 Raptor — a full-size pickup adapted for high-speed off-road driving — and the Porsche 911 GT3 R in 992 specification, the racing version of the 911 prepared for GT3 class races.
For the collector, Mix 4 has additional value: it contains the premiere Porsche Cayenne casting and two three-piece sets, which is not standard in the Team Transport series. Team Transport waves quickly disappear from the market, and complete mixes rarely maintain their catalog price.
FAQ
What does Team Transport 2026 Mix 4 contain?
Three sets: JHX96 (Porsche Cayenne + HW Rally Trailer + Porsche 944 Turbo), JHX97 (Ford F-150 Raptor + Open Trailer + Rob’n Pinks), and JHX98 (Fleet Flyer + Porsche 911 GT3 R 992).
Do the models have rubber tires?
Yes, all items in the Team Transport series roll on Real Riders wheels with genuine rubber tires.
Is there a new Hot Wheels casting in Mix 4?
Yes — the 2008 Porsche Cayenne from set JHX96 is designated as a New Casting, meaning it is a completely new casting.
The first set, JHX96 (#95), is the most elaborate in this wave and consists of three elements: a 2008 Porsche Cayenne in Meteor Grey Metallic on ORRRA wheels, a grey HW Rally Trailer on SRR wheels, and a yellow ’89 Porsche 944 Turbo on RRLW5 wheels. The Cayenne is a completely new casting (New Casting) in this release — this is its debut in the Hot Wheels lineup.
The second set, JHX97 (#96), also features three elements: a ’17 Ford F-150 Raptor in Oxford White Metallic on ORRRBL10SP wheels, a white Open Trailer on small MiniRR6SPM wheels, and a white Rob’n Pinks dragster on RRDragS and MiniRRDragD wheels. The Raptor appears here as a modified casting (Modified casting), adapted for the role of a towing vehicle.
The third set, JHX98 (#97), is a classic pair: a white Fleet Flyer transporter on RRPICKUP wheels and a green Porsche 911 GT3 R (992) on ten-spoke RR10SPM wheels. This same wave is rounded out by a separate store release — JMN15 Walmart Legends Tour Exclusive with a Kousoku Hauler transporter and a Championship White Honda Civic Type R.
Team Transport is a Car Culture sub-series that has been in the Hot Wheels lineup since 2018 and is one of the most sought-after to collect. Its premise is simple: instead of a single car, the collector gets a complete paddock scene — a truck, trailer, or transporter together with a race car or civilian vehicle. Among the prototypes in Mix 4 are, among others, the first-generation facelifted Porsche Cayenne, the late-80s Porsche 944 Turbo, the Ford F-150 Raptor — a full-size pickup adapted for high-speed off-road driving — and the Porsche 911 GT3 R in 992 specification, the racing version of the 911 prepared for GT3 class races.
For the collector, Mix 4 has additional value: it contains the premiere Porsche Cayenne casting and two three-piece sets, which is not standard in the Team Transport series. Team Transport waves quickly disappear from the market, and complete mixes rarely maintain their catalog price.
FAQ
What does Team Transport 2026 Mix 4 contain?
Three sets: JHX96 (Porsche Cayenne + HW Rally Trailer + Porsche 944 Turbo), JHX97 (Ford F-150 Raptor + Open Trailer + Rob’n Pinks), and JHX98 (Fleet Flyer + Porsche 911 GT3 R 992).
Do the models have rubber tires?
Yes, all items in the Team Transport series roll on Real Riders wheels with genuine rubber tires.
Is there a new Hot Wheels casting in Mix 4?
Yes — the 2008 Porsche Cayenne from set JHX96 is designated as a New Casting, meaning it is a completely new casting.