Hot Wheels Porsche set 1971 Porsche 911

The Hot Wheels '71 Porsche 911, product number HRW57, is a 1:64 scale collector's model released in 2024 as part of the thematic Porsche series, positioned at 2/6. This toy car is aimed at collectors of classic Porsches, 1970s automotive enthusiasts, and anyone who collects die-cast cars dedicated to a single brand. In the collector's market, the model is also referred to as the 1971 Porsche 911.

The '71 Porsche 911 casting was designed for Mattel by Jun Imai and Ryu Asada, making its debut in 2018 in the Nightburnerz series. The HRW57 unit features an Orange Metalflake paint finish—a metallic orange with glitter—with a black stripe running across the hood and along the sides of the body. Pad printing includes detailed headlights and taillights, "PORSCHE" lettering on the sides and rear of the car, as well as European license plates with the "HW71911" marking. The base is made of metal and finished in the same metallic orange, the windows are tinted in a light smoke shade, and the interior is black. The model rolls on C5-style wheels. The country of manufacture is Thailand.

The 2024 Porsche series is a six-piece thematic collection dedicated exclusively to models from the German brand, bringing together both classics and contemporary cars.

The real Porsche 911 of the first, classic generation was designed by Ferdinand Alexander "Butzi" Porsche, with chassis construction led by Erwin Komenda. The car is powered by an air-cooled boxer engine, mounted at the rear and transmitting power to the rear axle—a layout that became a hallmark of the model. The 1971 model year belongs to the early, collector-prized "long hood" examples; the 911E version from this period used a 2.2-liter unit producing 155 hp (114 kW) with mechanical fuel injection. The classic 911 has gone down in history as one of the most successful cars in motorsport.

The Hot Wheels '71 Porsche 911 HRW57 is a solid addition to any display case—the metal base and full, dual-sided pad printing set this model apart from regular mainline releases, and thematic series dedicated to a single brand disappear from shelves quickly.

FAQ

What kind of base does the Hot Wheels '71 Porsche 911 HRW57 have?
The base is metal and painted in the same metallic orange as the body.

What inscription appears on the model's license plates?
The European license plates feature the "HW71911" marking.

Who designed the '71 Porsche 911 casting for Hot Wheels?
The casting was designed by Jun Imai and Ryu Asada, and it debuted in 2018 in the Nightburnerz series.