Rogue Hog
Mainline · Night Storm (2015)
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The story behind the Rogue Hog
The Rogue Hog stands out as a fierce and futuristic concept vehicle in the Hot Wheels lineup. Released in 2015 by designer Fraser Campbell, this model belongs to the Night Storm series within the standard Mainline assortment. It is not just an ordinary collectible; it carries the coveted Treasure Hunt designation. These special releases are hidden randomly among regular stock on retail shelves, making them a fun hunt for shoppers and collectors alike. With its aggressive styling and metallic red-orange body, this 1/64 scale model brings high-energy excitement to any display shelf.
Materials, colors and value
This diecast vehicle features a solid metal base that gives it substantial weight in the hand. The exterior shines with a striking Metalflake Red-Orange paint job complemented by bright yellow side graphics and silver details on the front bumper. It has distinctive translucent green windows and white wheels with lime-green rims. Because this is a Treasure Hunt model from 2015, it holds higher value than standard base models due to its limited production numbers. Collectors seek out these specific color variations for their unique appeal.
Questions about the Rogue Hog
How do I identify the 2015 Rogue Hog Treasure Hunt?+
Look for the small flame logo stamped on the base of the car near the front. The body should be Metalflake Red-Orange with bright yellow graphics and green windows. The SKU CFL13 is also printed on the packaging or base to confirm its identity as a rare find.
Is this Night Storm model worth money?+
Yes, it generally holds more value than standard cars because Treasure Hunt models are produced in smaller quantities. The 2015 release is no longer being manufactured, which drives up demand among collectors who want to complete their series or own rare finds.
Where can I find this car today?+
Since it was released as a retail hunt in 2015, you will likely need to check secondary markets like online auction sites or local collector groups. It is no longer available on store shelves from the original release year.
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How much is a CFL13 - Rogue Hog Hot Wheels product worth?
This 2015 Mainline (treasure hunt) casting doesn't have enough market data yet, so this is an estimate based on its type, rarity and age. Value rises for older and rarer castings — a 1970s Mainline is worth far more than a current one. Prices are shown in EUR and refreshed as new market data arrives.